Hi Daniel, The problem with the EAA comparison is the phrase "and it is emailed to the email address on record". That's just it. There are no addresses on record. One solution is to allow access to the site with the username/password I sent out yesterday, and allow users to fill in a personal details form (eg: plans#, username, password, email address). The website can then create a user account and email the details to the user. A similar scheme works on some of my commercial sites.
You asked about what I was using for a database... Pages written in PHP Database is mySQL Website housed in Miami, Florida Regards, Duncan ================================== At 10:37 p.m. 19/08/2004, you wrote: >On my EAA site, I have a page where you can request a log in and it is >mailed to the e-mail address on record. I generate a random password or let >the user supply his ID and password. What are you using for a database? ================================== Duncan of Devonport KR2-S (Plans: #9792, #1184) Auckland, New Zealand http://rtfmsoft.com/kr The KR Database: http://rtfmsoft.com/kr/html/login.php
