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Apr. 4th, 2011 08:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nonethefewerI am ISO a PHP session/accounts tutorial or open-source thing. I need these things:
* login/logout, dur
* session timeout
* account levels
* a full-name field
* some way of including login checking on each page I include things on
* not fifteen different files just to do this
Not much else.
I am also looking on my own, and have found a couple of things, but a number of them are insufficient, or wretched, or both. For example, this script is fairly straight-forward and simple, but lacks the easy ability to incorporate accounts into it.
I have carte blanche to revamp the invoicing system more than I had been, and the first part I want is a proper login, none of this "We forced it to fit within Joomla!" horseshit. So that's the login part.
For accounts, all I need is for it to hold the user's actual name, the access level they have (of four: admin, create invoices, pay invoices, view invoices), and pooossibly the language they prefer (as our support techs are Romanian).
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* login/logout, dur
* session timeout
* account levels
* a full-name field
* some way of including login checking on each page I include things on
* not fifteen different files just to do this
Not much else.
I am also looking on my own, and have found a couple of things, but a number of them are insufficient, or wretched, or both. For example, this script is fairly straight-forward and simple, but lacks the easy ability to incorporate accounts into it.
I have carte blanche to revamp the invoicing system more than I had been, and the first part I want is a proper login, none of this "We forced it to fit within Joomla!" horseshit. So that's the login part.
For accounts, all I need is for it to hold the user's actual name, the access level they have (of four: admin, create invoices, pay invoices, view invoices), and pooossibly the language they prefer (as our support techs are Romanian).
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