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You choose your username, then you choose a password for that username. Done!
...or alternatively if that's not what you want you're going to have to be far clearer and more specific. What exactly is the problem, what have you tried and why hasn't it worked?
...or alternatively if that's not what you want you're going to have to be far clearer and more specific. What exactly is the problem, what have you tried and why hasn't it worked?
do you want one area with a common password that you'd give to all users
do you want one admin type area that only you have access to
do you want multiple users to log onto a common area, (members area)
do you want multiple users with multiple different usernames etc to be able to log into individual portals.
what server doe you use (APACHE IIS etc)
what languages are available on the server (PHP, ASP, ASPX, PERL,)
are you able to put CGI programs on the server to interpret pages?
do you want one admin type area that only you have access to
do you want multiple users to log onto a common area, (members area)
do you want multiple users with multiple different usernames etc to be able to log into individual portals.
what server doe you use (APACHE IIS etc)
what languages are available on the server (PHP, ASP, ASPX, PERL,)
are you able to put CGI programs on the server to interpret pages?
Well - you need to at least find out some of the questions to the above before anyone can give any sensible advice.
Most importantly, can you run PHP on your server and have you got access to a MySQL database? You'll preferably need those two, and definitely need some form of server side scripting such as PHP available.
Most importantly, can you run PHP on your server and have you got access to a MySQL database? You'll preferably need those two, and definitely need some form of server side scripting such as PHP available.
for a common password you could see if your host will allow you to use a .htaccess file to password protect a given folder with pages in it.
else you really want to use a script language to connect to a database to do the logins.
If you have a language, (such as PHP), but no access to a database you could store your passwords in a plain text file (but I really don't recommend that).
else you really want to use a script language to connect to a database to do the logins.
If you have a language, (such as PHP), but no access to a database you could store your passwords in a plain text file (but I really don't recommend that).
