Help with creating a login page
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patrickgn29
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Help with creating a login page
I am using Yahoo! Sitebuilder to create my job search website. I am attempting to create a login/registration database for my site, but have no idea how to do so. I am not familiar with the usage of PHP and/or implementing it in Sitebuilder... I am looking to create a login, which is similar to monster.com or oregonjobs.com... Anyone on here who can help?
Re: Help with creating a login page
Tons of people here who can help.
Does Yahoo support PHP and MySQL on your account?
Does Yahoo support PHP and MySQL on your account?
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patrickgn29
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Re: Help with creating a login page
Yeah they do support both MySQL and PHP.... Not directly, but I can incorporate somehow.... Thanks for the reply.... 
Re: Help with creating a login page
My suggestion: start by figuring out the "somehow" part of "incorporate somehow", since you can't do much before you sort that out.
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patrickgn29
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Re: Help with creating a login page
Well I figured out the "somehow"... All I have to do is login to my MySQL/PHP Admin portion of my site manager and I see an HTML script, which is where i am supposed to paste the PHP script. But the only confusion for me is whether or not there is a single script that will give me everything that I require, which is a login registration page for employers only. I would ultimately like the registration page to have an option to choose a username/password as well as fill out a form such as the one that I have on http://jobs4oregonians.com/Postjobannouncement.html... This page is for employers who only want to post an job, and not register, but I like the format and would like to use it on the registration page... Thank you so much for your help...
Here is what I see when I open my PHP editor:
<html>
<head>
<title>Untitled</title>
</head>
<body>
<?
?>
</body>
</html>
Here is what I see when I open my PHP editor:
<html>
<head>
<title>Untitled</title>
</head>
<body>
<?
?>
</body>
</html>