How do I set up a members login page for my website?
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Odds are that you do not have access to any server side programming tools or do not have the knowledge to use them.  Might I suggest one of the freely available services such as Bravenet Password Gate Service.
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You have to be a member and logged in with your email address\nand passport.
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Go to www.myspace.com. At the member login box, there is an orange 'sign up' button, click on it and follow the instruction there. Good luck.
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Yes, head to http://members.yahoo.com/
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Use JAVA script to have a login on the home page.  Only those who know how to login can get to your other site pages.
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yes go to java script website they have a secure login they give you the HTML code simply paste it on your page.
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You need to do that using a server script language, If you want to use it on a web site.\nCGI, PERL, PHP....
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Go directly to the site and create a user account, the process takes about 15-20 mins.
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wouldn't it be easier and appropriate to log-on to their website?
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goto http://pages.google.com and sign-in too start creating your own website
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when you login click the checkbox that says "Remember me on this computer". That will only last one day though.\n\nI have a better way. :) I download the login page and hard code my username and password right in the form and put the form on my startup page. all i have to do from then on is to point and click my way into my accounts.\n\nyou have to know html for this to work for you.\nhttp://dwight.clickthesky.com/snippets1/fancygeocitieslogin.shtml\n\nif you don't know html don't ask me to do it for you :(
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id say write them down as you join them along with user names and passwords. that what i do anyways.
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Login via FTP. I'm a web server host and which you do is enter the following: (this is my example, edit the site that hosts you with the proper address and extension (.net/.com))\n\nHostname: ftp.nyoc.net  <Edit the nyoc.net part with your hoster's address\n\nUsername: yourusername@nyoc.net <Edit your usrename, and edit the address, in this case "nyoc.net", leave @ there.\n\nPassword: mysite <just edit with your real password to the ftp login server.\n\nHere is a good site to use for FTPing! I refer my clients to it!\nhttp://webftp.powweb.com/
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First you have to purchase a domain name. \nType 'Domain Names' into Google...sorry Yahoo, and browse for a supplier. The best companies will offer plenty of advice on setting up your own web site.\n\nGood Luck
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if you dont have any knowledge using PHP, MySQL, the try a content management system (CMS). They are an all-in-one solution to your problem. Oh, and yes, PHP and MySql is good for making log ins.\n\ntry these sites... \n\nhttp://www.xoops.com\nhttp://www.drupal.org\nhttp://www.joomla.org\n\nalso, the main site that has all listed....\n\nhttp://www.opensourcecms.com
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Here's a good one.  You have to create a user name etc... but it's free.