Scripts & Databases - Techy Help

[Elton]

Anyone here good with web based scripts and databases?

 

I want to create a password protected area on a site, whereby the visitor has to enter their email address to be sent the password.

 

Once in this area, I have a database that I want them to be able to interrogate in a number of different ways.

 

Does that sound reasonably easy? Any pointers to scripts/pages that may help me?

 

Cheers,

 

Elton

[wirral sea fishing]

Morning Elton,

Just your luck i was looking at these yeaterday !!

http://www.onlyscripts.com/pages/Password_Scripts/

Also the database you would need is MYSQL but afriad that is over my head !!

[wirral sea fishing]

And another

http://www.javascriptcity.com/scripts/pass1.htm

[Elton]

Cheers, Chris! This one looks quite good for what I want:

 

http://www.widexl.com/scripts/ma-pro/membe...n-pro_info.html

[Zinky]

Elton try here to see typical example of a password page

[Bretty]

Don't know anything about Java. I've spent the last few days teaching myself HTML code from here

 

They've got some stuff on forms and passwords and Java you can copy and paste. Don't know if it's anything like what you want?

 

(Does anyone know any similar HTML help sites for me?)

 

Bretty

 

[ 02 July 2002, 12:33 PM: Message edited by: Bretty ]

[Simon Newbould]

Hi Bretty,

 

I found this site very useful when I was trying to get to grips with HTML... hope it helps..

 

Simon

[Jim Roper]

Elton:

Anyone here good with web based scripts and databases?

There's a chap named John Carter at http://www.databasedesign.co.uk who might be very helpful, but you might have to buy his book first. Promise to buy the second edition when it comes out in a few months.

 

Jim Roper

[Elton]

Dragonbat:

Elton try here to see typical example of a password page

Cheers, but it's more the 'how' that I'm looking for The one I've been pointed to by Wirral Chris seems to do all the things I want (I think), like allow immediate access after registering, automatic detail amendment, password retrieval, etc.

 

All the best,

 

Elton

[bitsbobs]

http://www.brinkster.com

 

This site gives free webspace and database access. They also have a code library to help you on your merry little way!