login-control

Say I want to develop a site with some CMS embedded in it - e.g., a Wordpress blog and phpbb forum. What's the most convenient way to unify the log-in and sign-up process for my site? Letting users have a different registration process for each part of the site would probably scare any sane user away. EDIT I prefer generic solutions, not necessarily for the aforementioned CMSs. Both Wordpress and phpBB3 have OpenID authentication plugins -- you could use OpenID for both. This might be what you want: http://www.wp-united.com/ Usually this is solved by a plugin into one CMS that uses or even

I have implemented google reCaptcha on a login panel showing after 3 unsuccessful login But I want to validate reCaptcha on a client slide using jQuery on clicking of login button here is the code <div style="display:none;width:310px;top:205px;left:558px;position:absolute" id="grecaptcha" runat="server"> <cc1:GoogleReCaptcha ID="ctrlGoogleReCaptcha1" runat="server" PublicKey="6LdHrQ0TAAAAAD77ubv9Jr6q4RYkyddhXzX-XPB3" PrivateKey="xxxxxxx" /> </div> <span id="captcha" style="margin-left:588px;color:red" /> <asp:Button ID="LoginButton" runat="server" OnClientClick="get_action();" CommandName=

I'm creating a game currently and I want to limit one account per person. I have a lot of families that want to play and I can't think of a way to decipher families from cheaters. The way I'm planning on doing it currently is checking cookies and sessions to see if any are set on that computer if they are then I know someone has already played from that account. Than I will check their IP against the IP's I have stored in my database (I am storing the registration IP for each account as well as the last IP they logged in from). If they don't match any of those I than check the Email they have

How to redirect the users to their id specific urls/landing pages after they log in? The redirected urls' query strings should show values associated with their ids (Primary key) stored in Mysql database. For instance, The corresponding values of "id" for 1st, 2nd 3rd and 4th users are 1, 2, 3 & 4 The logged pages / landing pages should look like the following urls respectively after the users are looged in successfully. www.anysite.com/anydirectory/user.php?id=1 www.anysite.com/anydirectory/user.php?id=2 www.anysite.com/anydirectory/user.php?id=3 www.anysite.com/anydirectory/user.php?id=4

If you multiple subdomains e.g.: sub1.domain_name.com sub2.domain_name.com Is there a way to have a user be able to log into both of these without issues and double login issue? The platform is Python, Django. Without information regarding what platform you are using, it is difficult to say. If you use cookies to store authentication information, and you are using subdomains as you describe, then you can force the cookie to be issued for the highest level domain, e.g. domain_name.com. This will be accessable by both sub1 and sub2, and they could each use that for their authentication. EDIT: In