Login inside c# Project , using php

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Whats up..

I wanna ask you guys a quick question:

I want to create a login function , which when I will register into a program , the ID - PW will be stored into a database / text and then , you can login into c#

I know how to create c# side only like

C#

if (textBox1.Text == " xxx ")
{

}

But , I want to create it to be more comfortable when you will use it after you'll register. Same as yahoo / skype / msn .. You register then you're accessible for the program

Anyone could explain how to do with a source code?

Posted 4-Mar-13 2:46am

Phoenix1337

Updated 4-Mar-13 4:17am

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)

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[no name] 4-Mar-13 8:55am

That makes no sense at all. What does PHP have to do with your question? What is the question anyway?

Phoenix1337 4-Mar-13 9:15am

I want to create login based on register function .. as I've wrote

[no name] 4-Mar-13 9:21am

No.... what you wrote is gibberish, just like your comment. What register function? You did not post any register function. In fact you did not not even post a question or describe any kind of a problem. "I want to" just tells us what you want to do, not what you have done or what problem you have.

Phoenix1337 4-Mar-13 9:38am

I dont have a specific idea about creating this class methods , I mean ,Take a look
http://img547.imageshack.us/img547/8584/6e8b77c4ce464888936bb71.png
http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/47/1ea9ad83761f4a3d8dde1e9.png
I wanna to know , how can I create it in c#?

[no name] 4-Mar-13 9:43am

Sorry, no. If you cannot be bothered to describe your specific problem that you are having with some code that you wrote, I am not going to bother to go look at some pictures that are only going to tell me that you have tried nothing.

Phoenix1337 4-Mar-13 9:51am

Actually , I've coded the register.php and a database to write the ID - PW through , with MD5 convert but , Using it into c# , is just unknown to me .

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MattHarrington · Answer 1 · 2013-03-04T04:03:00

Solution 1

You'll want to think this through very carefully. If you're using ASP.NET or ASP.NET MVC, then membership functionality is built-in. Use that instead of writing a PHP login provider.

Or, are you writing a C# client in WPF or Windows Forms?

Posted 4-Mar-13 4:03am

MattHarrington