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The PHP file that processes the registration could be located somewhere else, just as long as the HTML file has access to it.
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Could you give me an example? Sorry to bug you but I don't exactly have the greatest of knowledge of this stuff, and it seems you know a LOT about this. (Been viewing a lot of your posts/threads.) ;)
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Maybe the PHP file is accessible via FTP, or on the same server.
P.S. Why not simply place the PHP file that processes the script, in the same directory as the HTML file, if you don't want to use a PHP file for the quick registration page? |
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The only reason for this is the site receives about 15,000-25,000 unqiue hits per day. The forums have 22,000-some odd members, but we're really looking to expand even more. |
Yes, you can have the form on the HTML page. So, you do not wish to have the form on a .PHP page? That is not at all possible? (May I ask why not?)
You can simply have the PHP file process the actual registration, while the HTML only "tells" the PHP page to register the user. |
So you could use HTML to "call" for the script's form, correct? And the script could be on a separate domain as well, right?
If so, would you find giving an example of the HTML? I have no experience working with forms... : ( |
As long as the PHP script is accessible by the HTML file.
Example that you could use: HTML file PHP Code:
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I got a parse error.
http://www.weforums.com/quickreg3.php Only thing I changed was... forum/admin/config.php to forums/admin/config.php |
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