Writing a User log-in

Note: This article was published while I was in my early 20s. I was much younger and dumber. Please don't hold it against me. One of the perils of having a 20+ year old website!

Here is the user login code I have been promising. It’s an image so it looks nice. You can download it at the bottom of the post. Keep in mind- This must be placed before the head tag in the page so if cookies are created, they can be…

This might not be the most efficient code, but it does work. To get the actual code, click here. And if you do make it better, please let us know in the comments! Later

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