[SOLVED] Need help with HTML login

[Bravo81]

Hi guys, ive got a HTML login:

www.thebestfloridavillas.com/new

I need the login section to login at:
www.thebestfloridavillas.com/forum

But its an awkward forum and is hard.


Any help please, thanks.

[Monie]

The correct term is PHP Login Script
Well, what you need is a GOOD PHP tutorial that can be found HERE.

..or you could check out the PHP Section in this forum and look for the STICKY post to learn some PHP tips

Cheers..

[c010depunkk]

Or check out the tutorial in last month's newletter:
http://creativecoding.webforumz.com/...n-with-php.php

[Marc]

[Moved to PHP Forum]

If you have an issue with me moving this, please PM me back. Thanks.

[Bravo81]

Sorry, maybe i wasnt clear.
This IS a HTML problem, im trying to send my HTML Form details to my Forum's login page.

I figured it was:
<form src="./forum/login.php" method="post"> (As thats fine with Phpbb)

But it dont work, so i need someone to look at my forum please, and tell me where the src has to go.

As ive looked, ive got:
index.php?act=login
/main/login.php

Neither of them work..also i think when going to the login page it gives you session id as guest, because ive got loads of letters and numbers in the login form on my forum, when i view the source.

Hope thats clearer, thanks for the replys.


~Dean

[Monie]

Originally Posted by Bravo81

I figured it was:
<form src="./forum/login.php" method="post"> (As thats fine with Phpbb)

Do you know what does "./" mean?
That means:

• ./ - Going out from your current directory
• forum - Entering forum folder and opens/run login.php file.

The correct syntax for that is like this:
<form src="../forum/login.php" method="post">

Note: There is TWO "dot" in front of the /. Hope that solves your problem

Cheers...

[Bravo81]

Nah, the ./ was right the ../ would of put me back in public_html - Thanks tho

I fixed it..by changing forums lol.

~Dean

[Monie]

The missing "s"!!!
Nice to know you "solved" it, I mean "found" it...

[alexgeek]

It wouldn't take you back to public_html as it can't be accessed by the web. Only by PHP