Morris Nelson
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| Posted: 05/14/2001, 7:21 AM |
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Let's say that I have three components in www.quiteasite.com
www.quiteasite.com/portal, www.quiteasite.com/classifieds and
www.quiteasite.com/bookstore developed as separate project similar to your
examples with registration, userid, password and security in a common table.
Once the member has logged in will the security be shared among the three?
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Alexey Alexapolsky
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| Posted: 05/14/2001, 11:52 AM |
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Same security table can be used across all three
sites , but it's not quite true that there is no need to log in
to other sites once loggen in.
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Regards,
Alexey
CodeCharge Support
Morris Nelson <morris.nelson@navegare.net> wrote in message
news:9dopkf$2h0$1@mail.tankhill.com...
> Let's say that I have three components in www.quiteasite.com
> www.quiteasite.com/portal, www.quiteasite.com/classifieds and
> www.quiteasite.com/bookstore developed as separate project similar to your
> examples with registration, userid, password and security in a common
table.
> Once the member has logged in will the security be shared among the three?
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CodeCharge
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| Posted: 05/15/2001, 2:28 AM |
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A user may be able to use single login without any changes if all sites are
on the same server, and if all the database have the same users.
However, once some users register in one of the systems and not the other,
they may no longer be able to login.
The best way to implement common login is to consolidate all databases into
one. If table names are different, then you can simply import several
databases into single one. Then you may need to make changes to the user
table so that it contains all fields that are needed in each of the systems.
"Morris Nelson" <morris.nelson@navegare.net> wrote in message
news:9dopkf$2h0$1@mail.tankhill.com...
> Let's say that I have three components in www.quiteasite.com
> www.quiteasite.com/portal, www.quiteasite.com/classifieds and
> www.quiteasite.com/bookstore developed as separate project similar to your
> examples with registration, userid, password and security in a common
table.
> Once the member has logged in will the security be shared among the three?
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