I made my own page (I fail at HTML)
and it says the user who clicks on it, is logged is as me.
I know why, I just don't know how to make it show the user who is actually signed in.
http://www.rtp-gaming.eu/forum/teamlist.html
The reason the two tables are the same is just for a test.
Am I correct in thinking you have just copied the exact page source? If so then of course it will appear that your logged in because the you have copied the HTML of the elements that indicate your logged in.
Don't worry though, it will only appear they are logged in as you when in fact they aren't (assuming my assumption above is correct), the only possible security issue is that it might give away your ACP URL if you have changed it from default.
Yes, it was because I copied the source, that is why I said I knew why it was happening, I was trying to find out if there was anyway in making it normal (as in logged into the person who clicks it)
Well if it's hard coded HTML it won't do that
You'd need PHP to make it dynamic...
Double Posting there Matt? :o
You will need to learn PHP to create a dynamic login system, along with SQL.
Copying an HTML source only shows what you see, which is totally different to what others will see.
(2010-05-10, 05:05 PM)Gaara Wrote: [ -> ]Double Posting there Matt? :o
My connection hates me
You should remove the logout link, as currently anyone can log you out
(I just did as a test because the logout key is still there), or at least remove the logout link
