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Old 10-02-03, 04:28 AM
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creating a php registration page

I have a school project. It's my last project to do before I graduate. I need to create a registration page using PHP. This registration page must take info filled out in a form submit the info and return a confirmation page saying the user is now registered with a confirmation number. Any ideas?
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Uhm, that you write it rather than request it? Otherwise you should of posted in the PHP forum

If this is your last project it would be assumed then that you already know php to some extent, and therefore this project would be very simple..
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Lightbulb My Registration Script

Here is an idea, I wrote a registration script for my users. It verifies the accounts by sending an email with a unique code in it. The users must enter this code to activate their account.

The script submits to itself over and over again until it is satisfied with all the requirements (extensive error checking, most if not all the bugs are gone). And finally the only other script I use is one to activate the accounts. So two scripts total, one much more complex than the other.
BTW, the temp data is stored in session variables..

http://www.ledwichmedia.com/php/regi...n/register.php

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Here is an idea, I wrote a registration script for my users. It verifies the accounts by sending an email with a unique code in it. The users must enter this code to activate their account.

The script submits to itself over and over again until it is satisfied with all the requirements (extensive error checking, most if not all the bugs are gone). And finally the only other script I use is one to activate the accounts. So two scripts total, one much more complex than the other.
BTW, the temp data is stored in session variables..

http://www.ledwichmedia.com/php/regi...n/register.php

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you should've let him do it himself

registeration scripts are one of the easiest scripts ever to make .. try to make it your self , codeguru

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Uhm, that you write it rather than request it? Otherwise you should of posted in the PHP forum
I think writing and requesting are alike ! both are still requesting
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