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adwizard82



Joined: 24 Feb 2009
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 1:13 am     Auto-reply with pregenerated password username list Reply with quote

OK so three weeks I knew NOTHING about any kind of source code but taught myself alot. Since then I now have designed and published http://workhunter.ws, after a few hiccups (like my hosting server not supporting PHP and NEEDING forms on my site) I figured them out. Now I have hit a roadblock. I have a password locked section of my site that I am currently manually processing and sending back usernames and passwords to emails/names that receive via my signup form. I have an auto-reply that confirms submission, but I need it extract the name and send a username/password with auto-reply to automate the system (I don't really have time for the manual anymore) So what I need is when the form is filled out it sends an email with the info that looks like this

Your First Name: you first name
Your Last Name: your last name
Your Email Address: emailatdomain.com
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Visitor Ip: 00.000.000.000
*** Text Database Entry ***
"Your First Name","Your Last Name","Your Email Address"
"you first name","your last name","emailatdomain.com"

I need it to extract and the first name and send to email address in form so that it looks like this

First Name,

Thank you for your submission, you user name and password are

Username: name
Password: Password

Please click here to log in to your account "LINK"

and that information has to come from the pregenerated list that was placed in the HTML of the login page. Is this possible on a non PHP supporting server?

Thank you for any response you have and any feedback about my site is GREATLY appreciated. Remember, I am only three week sold when it come to webdesign......
Corey Bryant
Site Admin


Joined: 15 May 2004
Posts: 8748
Location: Castle Pines North, CO USA

PostPosted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 9:30 am     Reply with quote

adwizard82 wrote:
Is this possible on a non PHP supporting server?

In a word, no. But what about ASP / .NET?membership login will help. You need the ability to write to the server (which is usually done with a server side language (PHP, ASP, .NET, etc)). And the registration information is usually store in a database (MS Access, MSSQL, mysql, etc).

You need to locate another hosting company - there are thousands of them, and usually if you are wanting *NIX, you can get hosting for a couple of dollars a month. This will be cheaper considering the amount of time you have to put into it to create logins / memberships.

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adwizard82



Joined: 24 Feb 2009
Posts: 3

PostPosted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 6:05 pm     Wrong Characters in link Reply with quote

actual link is http://workhunter.ws
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