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ChocolateOrange · 26-07-2004, 17:18

Hi,

I want to make my site so that some parts you have to login to see and some parts not, how do I do this? any good places that do ready made stuff that I just have to edit & build my site around it? or is it not that simple?

I know of a javascript that you can stop people viewing unless they post a password (it's shown in the source but you can't actually see it until you put in the password...) but I don't like that idea, I'd rather have a member login so they only have to login once & then surf through my site easily.

Regards
TJ

smallbeer · 26-07-2004, 17:48

what hosting you got? asp? php?

a good start - http://www.sitepoint.com/article/use...sessions-mysql

cam · 26-07-2004, 17:55

the article beers links to is the first url i give people when they ask this question

if you've got a host that supports php, the code from that tutorial should have you up and running with the minimum of modifications necessary

ChocolateOrange · 26-07-2004, 17:55

they host php & asp

TEnterprise · 26-07-2004, 19:23

If you have 24hrs then go out and buy any good asp/php beginners book.

Skim through and before you know it you will be kicking yourself for asking the question .

Brown · 27-07-2004, 03:27

if i only had 24 hours, i'd go out and get drunk on cheap booze and women.

Mr Fred · 27-07-2004, 03:53

dont forget cranerubbing.

Brown · 27-07-2004, 03:55

Quote:

Everything slow - Palms together, slowly rubbing.

http://womanoperator.com/new_page3.htm

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ChocolateOrange Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Kent, UK Posts: 9	member login websites... Hi, I want to make my site so that some parts you have to login to see and some parts not, how do I do this? any good places that do ready made stuff that I just have to edit & build my site around it? or is it not that simple? I know of a javascript that you can stop people viewing unless they post a password (it's shown in the source but you can't actually see it until you put in the password...) but I don't like that idea, I'd rather have a member login so they only have to login once & then surf through my site easily. Regards TJ

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smallbeer I Ain't Losing Any Sleep™ Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 5,238	what hosting you got? asp? php? a good start - http://www.sitepoint.com/article/use...sessions-mysql __________________ That's fuckin' ingenious, if I understand it correctly. It's a Swiss fuckin' watch.

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cam vague™ Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Glasgow Posts: 5,293	the article beers links to is the first url i give people when they ask this question if you've got a host that supports php, the code from that tutorial should have you up and running with the minimum of modifications necessary __________________ Random goodness at The Blog™

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ChocolateOrange Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Kent, UK Posts: 9	they host php & asp

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TEnterprise Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 156	If you have 24hrs then go out and buy any good asp/php beginners book. Skim through and before you know it you will be kicking yourself for asking the question .

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Brown volkswagen yellow & gold Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: london, england. Posts: 6,215	if i only had 24 hours, i'd go out and get drunk on cheap booze and women.

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