Ernest E Vogelsinger schrieb:
> At 14:22 26.02.2003, Oliver Witt spoke out and said:
> [snip]
> >if(isset($user) && isset($pw)){
> >$user = ucwords(strtolower($user));
> >$PHP_AUTH_USER = $user;
> >$PHP_AUTH_PW = $pw;}
> >
> >[more...]
> >And this works fine
At 14:22 26.02.2003, Oliver Witt spoke out and said:
[snip]
>if(isset($user) && isset($pw)){
>$user = ucwords(strtolower($user));
>$PHP_AUTH_USER = $user;
>$PHP_AUTH_PW = $pw;}
>
>[more...]
>And this works fine for just this page. Whenever I click on a link t
"1lt John W. Holmes" schrieb:
> > I'm trying to set up a password section on my website. But I don't want
> > a window popping up asking for a username and password. I'd rather like
> > to have a form that submits the data. I did that and it works fine, but
> > the browser seems to not save the us
> I'm trying to set up a password section on my website. But I don't want
> a window popping up asking for a username and password. I'd rather like
> to have a form that submits the data. I did that and it works fine, but
> the browser seems to not save the username and password, because if i
> cli
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a password section on my website. But I don't want
a window popping up asking for a username and password. I'd rather like
to have a form that submits the data. I did that and it works fine, but
the browser seems to not save the username and password, because if i
click on
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