This small series will teach you the basics of authenticating users with PHP. By the end you'll be able to secure passwords, check user login info and handle user pages with ease.
@TeenAviator I don't have a really solid reason for doing it. I just did it because $_POST and $_GET are prefixed with underscores and adding an underscore allows me to visually make the connection quickly.
Is there going to be a part 9 ? :o)
PSKallesoe 5 months ago
@PSKallesoe Yes, I've been really busy with school and forgot that I hadn't finished the series. I'll try to make a video this weekend.
BaylorRae 5 months ago
Brilliant! I like the way you're structuring this. :) Why do you put an underscore (_) before some method declarations?
TeenAviator 8 months ago
@TeenAviator I don't have a really solid reason for doing it. I just did it because $_POST and $_GET are prefixed with underscores and adding an underscore allows me to visually make the connection quickly.
BaylorRae 8 months ago