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im making a website how do you make a log in and sigh up page and im using html
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What would you want on the registration page?

The Basics:

Username & Password
First and Last Name & Email Address
Age, Gender & Country
Summary.

+ Progress Bar.

is this what you want / mean?
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You're not going to be able to make a login and registration system with HTML because HTML is only a client sided programming language - you will need to use PHP and will need a server, preferably web hosting which you can get for free if you don't have it already and MySQL to store the login data in (database). This may seem quite confusing at first, which it is, but don't expect to be able to make a login and registration system using HTML, it's not that simple.

Here is a PHP login system tutorial which, hopefully, you'll find reasonably easy to follow once you have web hosting and a MySQL database set up:

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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Superdry wrote You're not going to be able to make a login and registration system with HTML because HTML is only a client sided programming language - you will need to use PHP and will need a server, preferably web hosting which you can get for free if you don't have it already and MySQL to store the login data in (database). This may seem quite confusing at first, which it is, but don't expect to be able to make a login and registration system using HTML, it's not that simple.

Here is a PHP login system tutorial which, hopefully, you'll find reasonably easy to follow once you have web hosting and a MySQL database set up:

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]


Not 100% Correct.

HTML + CSS Code + Jquery Code is needed (if you want your website looking decent), depends on the registration options you want and if you want your website looking clean / scruffy, i gave him a sample of what he can get with the following Codes.


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elvinguitar wrote
Superdry wrote You're not going to be able to make a login and registration system with HTML because HTML is only a client sided programming language - you will need to use PHP and will need a server, preferably web hosting which you can get for free if you don't have it already and MySQL to store the login data in (database). This may seem quite confusing at first, which it is, but don't expect to be able to make a login and registration system using HTML, it's not that simple.

Here is a PHP login system tutorial which, hopefully, you'll find reasonably easy to follow once you have web hosting and a MySQL database set up:

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ]


Not 100% Correct.

HTML + CSS Code + Jquery Code is needed, depends on the registration options, i gave him a sample of what he can get with the following Codes.


Not 100% correct.

CSS and jQuery is not needed to create a login/registration system. Yes, CSS helps with the webpage styling and jQuery adds a nicer feel to your website, but they are not necessary.

Of course, HTML is needed as well as PHP, but I thought that was common sense.
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Yes, sorry for stating that it was "Needed" but if he wants his registration to be clean and proffesinal i would recommend him using..

HTML + CSS Code + Jquery Code

its my opinion and i think it works best
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Creating a login/registration system requires PHP as well as standalone HTML. You would be advised to use CSS, AJAX and jQuery to make your site look even better and more appealing to the eye, though they are not necessary to make your script work.

Here are some very simple tutorial links:

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] - Main PHP and MySQL login system.

[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] - Login system with PHP, MySQL and jQuery.
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This is what it will be like if you just use the codes i said.

The First page:
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The Second Page:

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The Third Page:

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The Summary (Last Page)

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Thats just an Example, & its up to skittle how he wants his reg page to be like
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