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Creating a Membership System
By: Eric 'phpfreak' Rosebrock
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    2003-03-27

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    Creating a Membership System - Summary


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    Summary This has been quite a long tutorial. In it we have learned quite a few new things and hopefully you now have a better understanding of a login system, sessions, database queries and some of the functions we use every day in PHP. I have done my best to create a system that would be easy for you to understand and modify.

    I hope you take it upon yourself to expand the features I have shown you in this tutorial. I highly recommend that you create a form that allows the user to change his/her information and modify their password to something they desire. I have researched login systems for quite awhile and I have also developed quite a few of them. To me, this is the most efficient method I have found to use.

    I hope you enjoy it and thanks for reading!


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