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November 14th, 2009, 02:26 PM
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Insert a popup box for unsuccessful login
I know you guys know this... but, I have a login box on my main page and in Dremweaver you can specify if it is a successful login then go to page ABC.php and if unsuccessful then go to page DEF.php.. but instead of a page DEF.php, I just want a quick pop up box saying the login credentials were unsuccessful.. I'm having problems wiht this pop up box... Thanks
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November 15th, 2009, 08:09 PM
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This is actaully JavaScript mate but then you will have your username/password in your javascript code. (Very unsecure)
If your username/password must be in a database then AJAX is your requirement (javascript working with PHP). There is 1 other option where your PHP script will go to login.php once the form is submitted. The PHP will check if username/password exist then use javascript to create a pop-up box. This is alot easier to do that AJAX if you are dong it for your firstr time.
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