Display error above the login forum help!


Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi guys. just so you know im not asking for someone to do this for me I just need to be pointed in the right direction...

here is my problem. I have index.php in that file i have included login.php witch has the php and the html to produce the login form and the php to cheak the database. now what i want... How can i produce errors like username doesnot exist or password incorect stuff like that but I want that to be on the index.php page with out it going to a new page and displaying wrong username/password.

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I just need to know what to look for so i can google it and do my own research as to how this works
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