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oneyani
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How to make single sign in

Post by oneyani »

i got problem bout the sign in..
every page i click need me to sign in again..
so how can i fix this matter..
really need ur help..
im new in php...
here is my coding:
<input name="username" type=text id="username" style="border: 1px solid #808080; padding-left: 0; padding-right: 0; padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0; background-color: #ECEAE6" value="<?php echo $username; ?>" onKeyUp="javascript:this.value=this.value.toLowerCase();" size="18" height="18">
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it2051229
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Re: How to make single sign in

Post by it2051229 »

you there are a lot of PHP tutorials on how to create a sign in page... just type it in google and it will pop out.
oneyani
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Re: How to make single sign in

Post by oneyani »

it2051229 wrote:you there are a lot of PHP tutorials on how to create a sign in page... just type it in google and it will pop out.
ok then..
thank you..
i'll try
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Re: How to make single sign in

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I have a feeling that Andre Durand and his merry band at Ping will be quicker off the mark to integrate the mainly Web SSO technology they acquired from Sxip. It’ll be interesting to see what Ping does about the name, though, as Sxip Technology will still exist and its Sxipper application for Firefox will continue to be available. With a fair stable of Sxip Access customers, such as Salesforce.com.
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dajawu
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Re: How to make single sign in

Post by dajawu »

Its good to read up on the tutorials to see how others do it. But so you know to keep a user logged in page to page you should probably use sessions. That way a session variable will be set on login, and checked on all pages to see if the user has logged in.
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