combining multiple logins for DIY CMS?
Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 4:17 pm
Hiya -
so i'm in the process of patching together a makeshift mostly PHP/mySQL driven CMS from mulitple sources: includes individual sections like address book, Video Feed, wordpress, etc.
each of these 'modules' has its own login page with password/user (which are all set to the same thing a the moment)
I'm looking for the best way to combine all these together into one backend login page so the superuser/client doesn't have to login over and over again to make a change to every section.
What's the best way to go about this? Can I simply use .htaccess to control the directory where let's say materlogin.php is kept? and then just send password/login information through each link (let's say - -link to wordress admin page) or is it more complicated?
any insight or guidance welcome!
v best
Maxx
so i'm in the process of patching together a makeshift mostly PHP/mySQL driven CMS from mulitple sources: includes individual sections like address book, Video Feed, wordpress, etc.
each of these 'modules' has its own login page with password/user (which are all set to the same thing a the moment)
I'm looking for the best way to combine all these together into one backend login page so the superuser/client doesn't have to login over and over again to make a change to every section.
What's the best way to go about this? Can I simply use .htaccess to control the directory where let's say materlogin.php is kept? and then just send password/login information through each link (let's say - -link to wordress admin page) or is it more complicated?
any insight or guidance welcome!
v best
Maxx