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Member Managment System Using PHP, AJAX and script.aculo.us Part 1
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05/14/2006 By Somecoders.com
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One of the most common request of people learning PHP is that they want to make a member system thing. That's what we're going to do, only cooler. I'm going to try and teach you some basic concepts of JavaScript and PHP so that you can take this code and make it a hundred times better by adding new features.
The tutorial isn't meant to be pretty, except for the JavaScript effects. I don't use much color, and it's standard yucky formatting. It's your job to make it look nice.
The tutorial will cover setting up the database, and making basic front and backends. The features are:
- Setting up the database, backend (Part 1)
- Registering with E-mail verification (Part 1)
- Logging in and out (Part 1)
- Private Messaging (Part 2)
- Changing password, E-mail, and name (Part 2)
- Simple admin area to modify + delete users (Part 3)
Before we start to code, we need to design how our system is going to work. The configuration file will be the core, do-everything file. It connects to the database, includes the necesscary file, gets a users details, and makes sure the user can view whatever page they are at. The included file will store all of our functions, these functions perform things such as logging in, registering, sending PM's, or modifying user's details.
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