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#1 2011-07-26 03:20:54
- WindowsExplorer
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Help, anyone?
Could somebody help me and give me the html code for a working login and sign up form for my website, and the code after you login to say "Welcome [username]".
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#3 2011-07-26 04:36:39
Re: Help, anyone?
Generally, site hosts like Weebly won't let you use PHP (which is absolutely needed if you'll make a form), but they have premade templates available.
If you're hosting your own, you need both HTML and PHP. HTML for the page, meaning a form tag with <input>s and <submit>s. PHP to handle the data and keep a database.
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#4 2011-07-26 04:56:24
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Re: Help, anyone?
LS97 wrote:
Generally, site hosts like Weebly won't let you use PHP (which is absolutely needed if you'll make a form), but they have premade templates available.
If you're hosting your own, you need both HTML and PHP. HTML for the page, meaning a form tag with <input>s and <submit>s. PHP to handle the data and keep a database.
Can you tell me about a website creator thatb supports that?
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#5 2011-07-26 05:00:30
Re: Help, anyone?
supports PHP? 000webhost.
supports auto forms? Weebly.
Getting on a car for a 4 hour trip, see you 
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#6 2011-07-26 05:42:07
Re: Help, anyone?
OH you want to make a login page?
1. PHP
2. MYSQL
3. Database
4. Sessions
5. Cookies
If you know all of that. Come back. 
Seriously. Making one of that is timeconsuming and quite difficult.
You should learn a bit more about website coding and php before even attempting to code a login system.
Hai.
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#7 2011-07-26 16:45:08
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Re: Help, anyone?
How do you get the php editor up in 000webhosting?
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#8 2011-07-26 17:00:22
#9 2011-07-26 17:06:30
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Re: Help, anyone?
do I just insert it into the page editor?
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#10 2011-07-26 18:19:02
Re: Help, anyone?
WindowsExplorer wrote:
LS97 wrote:
Generally, site hosts like Weebly won't let you use PHP (which is absolutely needed if you'll make a form), but they have premade templates available.
If you're hosting your own, you need both HTML and PHP. HTML for the page, meaning a form tag with <input>s and <submit>s. PHP to handle the data and keep a database.Can you tell me about a website creator thatb supports that?
i know, http://www.yola.com/ it has a lot of apps a form maker and a forum app.
a buch of games, and FREE to create only a couple website with a pre paid domain name.
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