how can i make a registration form? - Overclock.net

krazieaznboi · 01-21-08

does anyone know any good pre-made registration forms or know how to make a registration form?

B-80 · 01-21-08

what do you mean, could you be a little more specific?

krazieaznboi · 01-21-08

well, i have this private proxy for friends to use but some of them are viewing porn and i already told them not to view porn on my proxy. but they still do it. i cant tell who is viewing porn and who is not unless they login to an account.

they use this proxy at school so they all use the same ip so i cant tell whos doing what by checking ip.

basically, i want to make a form or a registration page where you need to sign up for an account to use the proxy.

if you check my proxy

https://24.85.38.53

the registration form i made doesn't work.

B-80 · 01-21-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by krazieaznboi

well, i have this private proxy for friends to use but some of them are viewing porn and i already told them not to view porn on my proxy. but they still do it. i cant tell who is viewing porn and who is not unless they login to an account.

they use this proxy at school so they all use the same ip so i cant tell whos doing what by checking ip.

basically, i want to make a form or a registration page where you need to sign up for an account to use the proxy.

if you check my proxy

https://24.85.38.53

the registration form i made doesn't work.

Code:

<FORM ACTION="mailto:wzeng604@hotmail.com" METHOD="POST" enctype="text/html">

thats your problem.
do you just want them to mail it to you, then you can put it in your database, or do you want it to go strait to the database?

to email it to yourself try this.

Code:

<FORM ACTION="mail.php">

you need to change the name of the separate text fields.
you have them all named VistitorName....
try visitorName, visitorEmail, and visitorPass.

for future reference, the proper variable naming format has the first word lowercase, and all subsequent words uppercase.

anyway, then make a separate page named mail.php, in that page put this code

Code:

<?php
="This is a user request for user: ";
=" The requested Password is: ";
="rn";
 = "From: ".;
mail("<your email here>", "<your domain>", ...., );
echo "<center>Sent, you will now be redirected. <a href='<your domain here'>Click Here</a> if your browser does not redirect you automatically.</center>";
header('Location: <your domain here>');

?>

okay try that, let me know how it goes

krazieaznboi · 01-21-08

umm, how can i add a Retype Password field and make all fields mandatory to fill before you can click on the register button?

B-80 · 01-21-08

PHP Code:


			
$f1="This is a user request for user: ";
$f2=" The requested Password is: ";
$newline="rn";
$headers = "From: ".$visitorEmail;
mail("<your email here>", "<your domain>", $f1.$visitorName.$newline.$f2.$visitorPass, $headers);
echo "<center>Sent, you will now be redirected. <a href='<your domain here'>Click Here</a> if your browser does not redirect you automatically.</center>";
header('Location: <your domain here>');

I fixed up the code a bit, it's really tricky to post it.
Also the newline varibale is "\r\n" not just "rn"

do you want to add those restrictions via php, or javascript?

Starholdest · 01-21-08

Personally I think you should just set up a database and have it automatically enter the user into the DB so they can log in to their account automatically. It would be a lot faster and a lot more efficient.

B-80 · 01-21-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Starholdest

Personally I think you should just set up a database and have it automatically enter the user into the DB so they can log in to their account automatically. It would be a lot faster and a lot more efficient.

I agree, but his original code was clearly an attempt to email it to himself

Starholdest · 01-21-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by B-80

I agree, but his original code was clearly an attempt to email it to himself

Yes...But I was just suggesting that that's what he should do.

krazieaznboi · 01-21-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by B-80

PHP Code:


			
="This is a user request for user: ";

=" The requested Password is: ";

="rn";

 = "From: ".;

mail("<your email here>", "<your domain>", ...., );

echo "<center>Sent, you will now be redirected. <a href='<your domain here'>Click Here</a> if your browser does not redirect you automatically.</center>";

header('Location: <your domain here>');

I fixed up the code a bit, it's really tricky to post it.
Also the newline varibale is "rn" not just "rn"

do you want to add those restrictions via php, or javascript?

hey thanks, php is fine.

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