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??wrote: > > I'm new to PHP and could really use some help! This is what I > want to do: > I have a login screen that asks for a username and password. > I need to: > a. Verify that the correct login information has been > entered. Usernames/passwords will be read in from separate > text file (users.txt). The PHP > script should compare the data entered in the login to the > data in the text file and: > a. If no user/password match is made: print an error message, > asking the user to login again. > b. If a match is made, print a greeting that includes the > name of the person who has just logged in, and a menu of > options. The only menu option for now should be a button or > link that allows a user to log out. > c. Use a cookie or session to track who has logged in. > If the user logs out, clear the users session or cookie and > present a new login screen. > > This info does not need to be secure--it is just for > practice. I'm sure this is easy, but I sure could use some > help! ">??
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