Unifying logins of two different scripts


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

I have two different game scripts which I want to embed on my own site. The problem is I don't want users to create 3 different accounts - one for main site and 2 other for games. I want them to just create one account for main site and accounts for the game script be automatically created. Same for login and logout system. If he logins into the main site, he must not have to login for the games separately.

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In short, I want a unified login system. Is it possible? Can we just make it to create sessions for the other two scripts when he logins into the first one? Will that work?
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