Making A Cool Login System With PHP, MySQL & jQuery - Tutorialzine

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very good for parts! I wouldn't use the whole thing, no sir! For instance, I would at least encode the plaintext before sending to server with some key dictated from the server. I already have in place a nice backend to handle all login/logout, thus don't need any backend code . I would... more

Reviewed by djDeathx Nov 28, 09:24pm ( 4 reviews ) • tutorialzine.com

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Rated by djDeathx on Nov 28, 9:24pm

very good for parts! I wouldn't use the whole thing, no sir! For instance, I would at least encode the plaintext before sending to server with some key dictated from the server. I already have in place a nice backend to handle all login/logout, thus don't need any backend code . I would however use the jQuery and CSS!
Rated by ahri on Nov 26, 9:40am

Insecure. Poorly coded. Overcomplicated. Want to have a ready to use, decent solution? Use some framework!
Rated by stevegparker on Nov 23, 4:39pm

Without looking at the details (malfist says it suggests plaintext passwords - simply inexcusable) this looks like a decent runthrough of the basic concepts of setting up such a system. I would be a little wary of such detailed hand-feeding, though - it is important to understand what you are doing, and why, not just follow a recipe
Rated by malfist on Nov 23, 7:03am

plaintext passwords. This is like the worst idea ever.

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