Using NVu tool to design for web site, we need to add login window with id and password, can we do w

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Hi,

Using NVu tool to design for web site, we need to add login window with
id and password, can we do with NVu?, please suggest me, how to do
login window with NvU tool.

Thanks,
GS
 
Using NVu tool to design for web site, we need to add login window with
id and password, can we do with NVu?, please suggest me, how to do
login window with NvU tool.

The program you use to create it doesn't matter.

Two inputs, one for login, one for password. Keep the logins and
passwords in a database. When the user logs in, check the inputs
against the database. If you find a match go on, if not, give the
user a message that he needs to register, or that the site is closed
or whatever you like.
 
GS said:
Hi,

Using NVu tool to design for web site, we need to add login window with
id and password, can we do with NVu?, please suggest me, how to do
login window with NvU tool.

Thanks,
GS
Hi GS;

I can't answer this one, unless you want to use the authentication
provided by the http spec.

Otherwise, Nvu has a forum at http://forum.nvudev.org/. There are other
Nvu-specific support channels listed here: http://nvu.com/support.html.
Both are very good resources.

hth,
-Craig
 
Hello,
Using NVu tool to design for web site, we need to add login window
with id and password, can we do with NVu?, please suggest me, how
to do login window with NvU tool.

as said before, the HTML tool doesn't matter. What you need is
logic running on your web server. All solutions based on HTML/
JavaScript (which is, what you can do inside of NVU) cannot be
secure. So you need some script code. For PHP you may wanna take
a look here:

http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Security_Systems/

To include the form elements into your webpages, you can stick
with NVU, insert a form, define name and action (which is a url
depending on your chosen script) and POST, insert into that two
form input fields, first text, second password, name them (again
according to the chosen script), add a submit button, and your
done.

Regards,
Thorsten
 

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