php login system
Do you remember jpMaster77′s login script? This is one of the scripts I use often. Every time when a friend asks for some quick small system with login required, I use this base script as a startup point and build what is needed on top of this nice login system. Actually, I speak about the modified version of the system, published by Ivan Novak, who made some great improvements in the original code and published everything under open-source license. But with the time going I modified some of the code to best fit my needs (mainly, to make it faster to setup). And because I believe this is the spirit of the open source, I am now publishing my modifications here for anyone who may want to use them.Why new name? Why version 1.0?Well, as I see it, I must change the original project name to avoid any confusion with the original script. I don’t want someone to think that the Grand Master of Cpp (JPmaster77, who wrote the core system years ago) or Ivan Novak (who modified the original script) are responsible for any change I made in the code. So, that is why I changed the name to jpWare login system and restarted the version numbering.The system, exactly as the original, is licensed under GPL or MIT license — which one best fits your needs.
August 28th, 2010 at 6:51 pm
Thanks. How can i use this script with a template/cache system? Thanks.
September 5th, 2010 at 1:51 pm
Basically, it will require customization (depends on the template/cache system or what you meant using those terms), but I just cannot give any meaningful answer “in general”… My guess is, however, that it will be better not too use this but searching for some solutions closer to the given template/caching system (this particular set of scripts is more or less targeted to small sites, presumably for some small login protected section. Caching and template’s seem to refer to bigger, serious sites (probably some sort of CMS-driven sites) and there should be better option there…