PHP registration, login and content management system
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Brief Introduction
Controlling access to your web pages and dataDescription
This course will teach you how to build a secure user registration and login system and a content management system that will allow you to control exactly who has access to your data and web pages
- Registration will include email confirmation to verify identity
- Users will be allowed to change their own passwords
- The site administrator will be able to create groups and assign users and web pages to those groups
- Users will only have access to the web pages as signed to groups that they are members of
- Although I use PostgreSQL as the database in the course I access it through PDO and thus the code will work with any database that PDO can access such as MySQL, SQLite, and others
Requirements
- Requirements
- Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Basic knowledge of PHP
- Basic knowledge of SQL and databases
- All of the above can be had in my course Introduction to web programming for GIS
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