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Originally Posted by redhead
This has very little to do with coldfusion in general...
Normaly you'd make a PHP/MySQL solution, where the user-info is stored in a database, and you use a PHP frontend to verify the user-login against their stored login info, then let the PHP change accordingly, if it's a successful login or a failure..
Take a breif look through the PHP articles there are plenty of examples there, theres even a Login article which might provide an example of what you're looking for... |
hey man am usin dreamweaver and coldfusion ....as u said php/mysql would make a solution....but my question is will coldfusion and dreamweaver support php/mysql......