Sorry for double post, but I cant seem to make a database in WAMP, I tried to do it in SQLitemanager and PHPmyadmin. It doesnt appear to be creating a database and in PHPmyadmin I create a database, but when i try to make a table it keeps returning errors about the number of fields...Can anyone help, yet again

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Start your Text Editor and open the Start your Web Browser.
Start your WAMP server.
Start your Mysql server.
Select to begin phpMyAdmin from your web Browser.
Once you have the phpMyAdmin start page, click on the name of the Database in the drop-down list on the left hand side.
Click on the SQL tab.
From the file you have in that zip file you posted, there is a file with an "SQL" file extension. Start your Text Editor and open that file, Cut and paste that file into the textarea on the SQL page to have phpMyAdmin run the Query to build the Table you need for the Login system.
Go back to the phpMyadmin Main page and look to see if the table has been created. The number beside the Database name is the number of Tables for the database. Your install should now show (1) if this new table has been successfully added.

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Ugh, does anyone have time to make me a complete login system that works, including the database? Thx in advance

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for what purpose is this login system anyway? as you are having a hard time creating one, why don't you just use ready-made scripts for this? you may try scripts from http://www.opensourcecms.com/ for your particular requirement. CMS stands for "content management system"... and if you are creating something you want for online use -- be it a blog, a portal, a forum, or whatever -- you can find open source scripts there. any standard CMS you can find there comes with a complete login system, mainly for admin purposes, but is also used to register new users if you want. the main selling point for these scripts is that you can easily manage your content, and have a ready support system if you run into trouble, since these are widely used online. you can just drop by their respective online communities or forums to ask for assistance if you run into trouble. plus, these are regularly updated because of the development teams and users behind them.

but then again, these would require your understanding of the databases involved, be it PHP + MySQL or ASP + MS Access. and since it seems that the database is your primary stumbling block, i suggest an alternative which uses "flatfiles" or just a basic text file as your database. if you need help with that flatfile system, just ask for it in that thread assigned for it. good luck!
http://www.trap17.com/forums/flatfile-user...nup-t40598.html

 

 

 

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I think there are some tutorials about making login systems for your website, here at the trap17 tutorials section. Maybe you would want to try searching at the tutorials forum, here at trap17..

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