"Justin Patrin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Jas wrote:
>
> > Combination of session vars and cookie vars...
> > example...
> > [login page]
> > sets cookie with auth=0 (variable)
> > sets session with auth=0 (variable)
> >
> > [logged in page(s)]
> > sets cookie w
Jas wrote:
Combination of session vars and cookie vars...
example...
[login page]
sets cookie with auth=0 (variable)
sets session with auth=0 (variable)
[logged in page(s)]
sets cookie with auth=1 (variable -client side)
sets session with auth=1 (variable -server side)
hash of users password as cl
Combination of session vars and cookie vars...
example...
[login page]
sets cookie with auth=0 (variable)
sets session with auth=0 (variable)
[logged in page(s)]
sets cookie with auth=1 (variable -client side)
sets session with auth=1 (variable -server side)
hash of users password as client side va
On Thursday 11 December 2003 04:17 pm, ROBERT MCPEAK wrote:
> I've dug around quite a bit and can't figure out how I might use PHP to
> handle an .htaccess login. For example, if I wanted a script to log in the
> user, rather than the user logging in with the standard .htaccess dialog.
>
> Any ide
I've dug around quite a bit and can't figure out how I might use PHP to handle an
.htaccess login. For example, if I wanted a script to log in the user, rather than
the user logging in with the standard .htaccess dialog.
Any ideas?
Since the .htaccess vars are stored in the browser, should I b
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