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Posted by eichenwald 3 years 44 weeks ago

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 eichenwald
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Hello,

I am wanting to create a simple login form that upon login, would display user data from a mysql db. I would want to do the authentication in php, including XHTML MP statements for displaying the form and text content. This brings me to my first question, for the php code to correctly be interpreted by the server the file would need to end in a .php extension. If it has a php extension, the browser's on mobile phone's won't open/interpret the page will they?

What is the best solution for creating a mobile website compatible login form?

Thanks

Posted by frederix 3 years ago

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Hi there and welcome.

The extension of the file dosen't really matters, what it matters is that your php output xhtml so you can go ahead and make login.php as usual.

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Posted by Petite heart 1 year ago

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I think you should you use php form for it. I don't think that you will have some problems with browser opening at mobile phone.