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Installing a Passgate on new website
Hi All,
I've started a new project and I need some help setting up a passgate on my website. What I would like to do is set up a passgate that uses a flat file system and can direct each user to a different webpage on the site (User Page). I also need the PHP Scripts, instructions for uploading, setup and changing the CHMOD settings if/as required. I would be willing to place links or a banner on the website in exchange for your help. Thank you 1 and all... Regards, Jason |
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RE: Installing a Passgate on new website
It is important for you to know right off the bat that this site is not so much geared towards answering how you install a script, but how you might go about writing that script. That being said, what you are asking for is not difficult. The following link: http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/authentication.php?article=authentication&kind=t&id=7810&open=1&anc=0&view=1
is well done and will walk you through setting up authentication with a flat file, among other methods. To do the redirect, just add another element to the username / password list you used for authentication in the first place. After they have successfully authenticated, redirect based on that. |
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