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Registration/Login/Logout/Members Control Panel - CodingForums.com

I'm basically in need of some help so I can make my website allow users to register and be able to view the site differently (member benefits).

After they login I want it to be different than not being logged in, so they can have more features than non members. I looked at this (http://php.about.com/od/finishedphp1...login_code.htm), and it basically has everything I want, except that I have NO idea what I'm supposed to do.

I've worked a little bit with php, but never doing anything like this.

I'm confused as to what do to. I've made a MYSQL database, and I know how to add tables so data can be stored and when members login it will access my database - I know about that and understand it - but I don't know what I'm supposed to do and how I should save files and where I should put scripts. Can someone help me setup a registration page, and then a members area page after they've logged in?

My website is www.MoviezNow.net. Please go step by step and help me make this work, I really want this to be on my website.

Thank you.

Use this one http://www.phpeasystep.com/workshopview.php?id=6 Just copy the coding and name it the file name it says and your done.

You can custom it after using it.

Might add that this snippet should be added to the top of your pages to retain the Session settings. Code: <?php // long tags are better session_start();

If(!session_is_registered(myusername)){ header("location:main_login.php");

} ?> and note the comment about long tags for the <?php start tag.




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