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Posted by Ben on 03/29/07 22:06
Hello, I'll bet this has been asked a million times but I can't seem to find
a thread that gives the clear example I need.
This PC has MySQL and IIS configured and running. The MySQL database is
"myDB" with a table "myUsers" with fields "Username" and "Password". I also
have the MySQL ODBC driver loaded with a DSN "dsnMySQL" setup.
First question is can someone direct me to a site or provide a sample code
for a login page that prompts for user/password then either displays a
message "Login Succeeded!" or "Login Failed!"
Second, how do I prevent users from bypassing the login? Session variable
right? Need instructions on how to implement that.
Lastly, what is the best, maybe I should word that differently, the most
commonly used method for login encryption? I would like the password text
physically in the DB to be encrypted text that is decrypted through the
login process.
Ok, that'll get me through step 1. Any help appreciated.
=B
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