Category: 12. Login Example

MySQL is a popular choice as a backend database for PHP powered web applications. In this chapter, we shall learn to develop a login page for a PHP application that authenticates the given username and password. You should have a web server having PHP and MySQL installed for experimenting with the example discussed in this…

PayPal is a payment processing system. We can integrate PayPal with websites by using with PHP. PayPal Integration File System PayPal integration file system included four files as shown below − The user has to download a PayPal SDK file from here and exact a zip file. The zip file contains four PHP files. We…

Users can be asked to log into a web application with the help of Social media login, also called SSO. This way users need not create a new account. Instead, users can use their existing social media account information to log in. Some examples of social media login include: Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Apple. In this…

A typical PHP web application authenticates the user before logging in, by asking his credentials such as username and password. The credentials are then checked against the user data available with the server. In this example, the user data is available in the form of an associative array. The following PHP Login script is explained below − HTML…