Yes it is supposed to recognise when your logged in or out.

See these 2 pics to see what it should show when you are logged in or out.

I would suspect it may be a cookie / cached files / browser security issue.
In you browser settings, try deleting temp internet files and cookies.

i think it's because i use my domain for my site, and a sub domain for my forums, that's the feedback everyone keeps telling me, any way around this problem? besides and iframe.

got a little java-error in there... any ideas? script runs fine so there is missing a "(" on line 9 (read via right-mouse-click) while showing login-form... yellow sign left bottom... error... page shows up correctly but an java-error occured in the background...

Ive read about other scripts having this issue if one of them was in a diffrent subdomain.
Im not sure if they ever found a solution, but I will look.

If you want PHP to work in your .html pages, and if you are on apache server you can make your server to parse php scripts in your html files. Insert this code in your .htaccess file, to make php work in .html files:

A demo of this parsing is here: http://www.photoshopcity.com/content...ml?parent_id=7. See those ?parent_id vars... :).

no java-errors? anyone? mmh... :(

Im not geting that error in either IE or Opera.
Anyone else getting it?

thx. i will try to do the whole thing again, perhaps i crushed some code, as i changed the paths.....

I am getting the error

Line: 469
Char: 1
Error: Expected '('
Code: 0

And I think I narrowed it down to this line:
It has to be this though
onfocus=if (this.value == '$vbphrase[username]') this.value = '';

Does anyone know what that does?

Well, I have removed the line, and no problems. I would like to know what it does though.