Well i've worked that one out.
I grabbed all the variables from the index.php3 page and then attached them to the back, like index.php3?variable1=value1&variable2=value2&...
And viola! Instant sign-in. I am using this chat on my website that helps people new to the internet by giving them an open forum where they can ask questions and help others. www.showhowknowhow.com if you want to see it in action.
Thanks for building such a great chat guys.
:o)
BoB.
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hello
is it possible to send login variables in php via a url, rather than having them processed by a javascript post command?
eg, http://website.com/phpchat/login.php3?user=myname+pass=mypass
i am new to php, have a little experience with cgi and am not sure how different they are
if this is possible to do, what syntax is the correct one to send?
:)
BoB.
Duh!
Well i've worked that one out.
I grabbed all the variables from the index.php3 page and then attached them to the back, like index.php3?variable1=value1&variable2=value2&...
And viola! Instant sign-in. I am using this chat on my website that helps people new to the internet by giving them an open forum where they can ask questions and help others. www.showhowknowhow.com if you want to see it in action.
Thanks for building such a great chat guys.
:o)
BoB.