PHP Question - How to Create a Register/Login Site with PHP?

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PhpEnthausist
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PHP Question - How to Create a Register/Login Site with PHP?

Post by PhpEnthausist »

Hello Guys,

My First Post Here. I've been benefiting from this forum for the past few months and learning PHP from many of the great tutorials posted here before I finally decided to create an account and contribute to the forum.

I'm very good with HTML, CSS and I'm very good with Photoshop and Corel Draw but I can't say I'm a pro at PHP (still learning though :wink: )

I have a project at hand, I want to Create a Site with Registration/Login Capabilities. In addition, When a member registers, I would love an email containing the details of the registration sent to my email address as well as a verification email sent to the user who just created an account asking him to verify his account.

Also, I'd want to have a page that displays the Recent Registered Users and their details (time registered, email, etc)

Any help appreciated. If you know this stuff, and can post the code, I'll be very grateful and wouldn't mind helping you in any design project you may have. If you also know any tutorial that could point me in this direction, I'll be grateful as well.

Awaiting your responses.
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Re: PHP Question - How to Create a Register/Login Site with

Post by s.dot »

Start with creating a form.
POST the form (form method="post" ) to a php processing script
Have you gotten that far?
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