Flat file reg and log in script PHP

[BeIIy]

How is your flat file CMS coming along? ... sounds cool
I would love to check it out!

Very slowly. I'm a lazy person and lack free time.

 

[~GURU~]

I already have a script written for mysql, if you want it pm me and i'll send it to you later.

pm'ed you about it.

is it possible to get it?


thanks.

 

[stuffradio]

Yeah, I haven't made an index for it, I'll just send you the login and registration part along with the sql... pm me your email for msn, and I can send it to you through there.

 

[gabika]

try this
http://php.warpedweb.net/pageprotect/

 

[worshiploud]

Its best to use MySQL, it has much more pros then cons when comparing with a flat file. Security, capabilities, etc.

Some people can not use MySQL or any other DB.
For instance, companies offer a person free hosting
with some limits and no access to a DB.

I have many clients who have issues with being stuck
with one server for the rest of their lives.

Take for instance Globat. If you have a DB on Globat
and you move to another server, you have to pay a person
to backup your DB and restore it on the new server.
Or you have to be so technically inclined that you
do it yourself and hope that the data is not corrupt
from any drop in communication with the server during backup.

:tired2: I am not anti MySQL but it is not the best choice for
everyone and open source options should be available to them.

I love the phpBB alternative by http://www.myupb.com/
it is a complete Forum that does not require a DB.
It looks and works great. KUDOS to any developer
who has non SQL alternatives.

Love to all!!!! :classic2:

 

[Tree]

I do believe that MySQL is open-source and free.