Php login system with admin features free download
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Project Activity. Categories Object Oriented. Mit einem Experten sprechen. User Ratings 3. User Reviews Filter Reviews: All. Type in any username and password and click the login button, it should output an error that looks like the following:. Don't worry, it's not broke! If we go back to our login form and enter test for both the username and password fields the authentication page will look like the following:. If you get an error make sure to double-check your code to make sure you haven't missed anything or check if the test account exists in your database.
The home page will be the first page our users see when they've logged-in, the only way they can access this page is if they're logged-in, they will be redirected back to the login page if they aren't. This is what we use to determine if users are logged in or not.
Now that we have our home page setup we can redirect our users from the authentication. This is a pretty basic home page, you can customize it to how you want now that you understand how it works. This demonstrates how you can get additional account information from the database, as before with home page we didn't need to connect to the database because we used the session data. We're going to display all the account information for the user, so we need to get the password and email fields from the database, we don't need to get the username or id fields because we've them stored in session variables that were created in the authentication.
A simple layout to display account information, if you navigate to profile. Remember the passwords are encrypted so you cannot see the decrypted password unless you create a new session variable and store the password from the authentication. The tracking of visitors is accomplished in session. Skip to page content or Skip to Accesskey List. Start of page header Other Fine Evolt.
Navigation Starts Submit Submit articles, news or reviews for publication on evolt. Help Support evolt. Want more? More articles in Code. Introduction I wrote the popular evolt. Since it was created as a learning tool, many advanced features were left out of the script. By popular demand, I have written and am presenting here a complete Login System, with all the features that were left out of the first script, that can be easily integrated into any website.
Notes This article is intended primarily for intermediate to advanced users of PHP, as it is not exactly a tutorial, but a description of the implementation of an advanced Login System. Beginners who are looking to learn about user session and cookies in PHP are advised to read the above mentioned tutorial before reading this article.
Features Here are some of the features in this Login System that weren't included in the initial tutorial: Better Security - Passwords are not stored in cookies, randomly generated ids take their place.
Member Levels - Now users can be differentiated by what level they are user, admin, etc. Admin Center - As an admin, you have full control over registered users. Visitor Tracking - You can now tell how many guests and users are actively viewing your site, and who those users are.
You also know how many total members your site has. Account Info - Users can now view their own information, and edit it as well. They can also see the information of other users. Form Helper - No more ugly error pages! Now users are redirected to the form they filled out and the errors that have occurred are displayed. Forgot Password - Users who forget their password can have a new one generated for them and sent to their email address. Email - Now emails can be sent to newly registered users.
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