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I'm a little busy to help I'm afraid, but I can point you in the right direction having built a login system myself for my site. From experience, make sure you test the system very carefully. You will want to take the IP address of registrars as it can help you prevent spam. Take a look at some of these on making a login system in php. It takes quite a while, just warning you 

It's important to release a privacy statement when creating something like this. This tells the user what information about them you store and why you do as well as promising that you won't pass on the information to further parties (unless you want to, in which case state that it may be/will be) and be sure to tell them their data is safe. To do this, look into the php command md5() This is an encrypting system which you should apply to their password before storing it. I use this site to cut down on spam on my site. Simply search a username or email with them, either manually when someone registers or via an automatic system, if any results flag up that look like your registrar consider blocking them.

Yeah, I don't understand any of that - That's why I need a php developer...  I am going to say, when it get's good enough, I'm going to register a .com domain for it (www.zambya.com)!  Epic name for epic stuff! 

WindowsExplorer wrote:

Is PHPMYADMIN on windows? Because the file format is not supported on my pc. And what website creators allow you to program in php?

I am using www.000webhost.com, however when it is good enough, it will be a domain name and i assume hosted with powweb.     I'm not sure about PHPMYADMIN.  I normally upload the files to my site...

WindowsExplorer wrote:

I mean for the login part.

I don't understand?
AKA: Kangaroo.

WindowsExplorer wrote:

I mean, how do I downlaod phpmyadmin, because windows vista won't open it.

Did you download this?

PhpmyAdmin doesn't need downloading, it's an online application connected to your webhost that lets you control your MySQL databases. As an online service there's no need to download so there shouldn't be file problems. If your webhost supports MySQL then phpyAdmin will be included and accessible through your control-panel.

It's the webhost also, that needs to support php. For programming websites I recommend notepad++ which neatly colour-codes your code 

Good! I just saw the download thing on teh toural or a login box! lol 

I'm tryign to create my own. I don't know much php at all!

Ah.  OK. 

I'll do it for you!! I AM ZE MASTER!! (well, I wouldn't say that, but I'm 1/2 people as I know that have made a site for their mod, the other person would be ls97, but it isn't exactly for HIS mod only, is it?)
As you can see (on the kitcat site) I have made almost all the things you asked for (except for the global Fluxbb forums, because I made my own    ).
I'll start as soon as you give me the ftp username and password (you can pm it to me on the kitcat site!)

i agree. The forums is a bit messy.

ssss wrote:

Thanks GP1! 
Yeah, I just don't like the look of your forum, no offence. 
Will do! 

I'm trying to make it into catagories. I'm going to try to do that after I make Kitcat 1.3 beta