how can u transfer a php login session to cfm or vise versa.
say if u have a site that is in cfm but it uses a phpbb and dont want members
to have to login twice.
the reason i ask is exactly that
one of my clients has a phpbb and the site users would like to see who is
logged in and be able to a
dave wrote:
> how can u transfer a php login session to cfm or vise versa.
> say if u have a site that is in cfm but it uses a phpbb and dont want members
> to have to login twice.
I'd love to see an answer to this one =) Bob Guiney's web site
(bachelor bob) is a mix of CF and php right now, i
Why not just use cookies to store login info? I have developed
systems that use both ASP and CF. A cookie set using can
be read by an ASP (or PHP I imagine) page with no problems, as long as
it is in the same domain.
On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 12:33:19 -0500, Rick Root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> da
actually i think what i am gunna do is replace the php login with a flash one
so that way i can send username and password both to the php script and to the
cfm template (via actionscript)
maybe not optimal but in theory should work great :)
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phpBB stores it's session info in a cookie. The password is MD5 hased
in a mySQL table.
Take a look at the PHP code and see hoe it is done then use CFM to do
the same thing, that's
all there is to it. Pay particular attention to login.php and sessions.php.
> > how can u transfer a php login sessi
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