PHP login script

In this tutorial you will create 3 files
1. main_login.php
2. checklogin.php
3. login_success.php

Step
1. Create table "members" in database "test".
2. Create file main_login.php.
3. Create file checklogin.php.
4. Create file login_success.php.
5. Create file logout.php

1. User Intent
2. Branding Integration
3. Return or ROI
4. Universal
5. Integrated Marketing
6. Mobile Marketing
7. Lead-Gen
8. Blended Search
9. Engagement
10. Reputation Management
11. Online Marketing
12. Out-Sourcing
13. Branding
14. Integration
15. Site Stickiness
16. Online Marketing Budgets
17. Online/Offline Integration
18. Widgets
19. Web 2.0
20. Intent
21. Social Networking
22. Consumer Initiated
23. Quality Score
24. Personalization
25. Behavioural Targeting
26. Visibility
27. Community
28. Relevance
29. Creative Control
30. Brand Virus
31. Intergration
32. In-House
33. Relevance
34. Blended Search Optimization
35. Next Generation SEO
36. Local Search
37. Facebook
38. Long Tail
39. Online Visibility
40. B2B Strategy
41. Content
42. Funnel
43. Transparency
44. Consumer Initiated Marketing
45. Analytics
46. Universal Search Optimization
47. Engagement Metrics
48. Trend Analysis
49. Blogging
50. Total Solution
51. Online Reputation
52. Core Competency
53. Video Optimization
54. This is How We Roll
55. Mobile
56. Web Conferencing
57. Conversion Paths
58. Leveraging Relationships
59. Customer Retention
60. Globalization
61. Agency Integration
62. Relationship Marketing
63. Buzzwords - yup the word itself made it on this year's list.
64. XING
65. Open Social
66. Search Marketing
67. Grow our business
68. Best Practices
69. SERP (Search Engine Results Page)
70. Integration
71. Connection
72. Video
73. Organic Marketing
74. Online Competition
75. Widget Marketing
76. Global Thoughts
77. Parity
78. Discovery
79. AJAX
80. Syncing
81. Collaboration
82. User-centricity
83. Web 3.0 (yes we're starting to hear this unfortunately)
84. Workflow
85. Digital Integration
86. Search Recession
87. Webinar
88. Paradigm Shifts
89. Search Maturation
90. Black-Hat
91. Bounce Rates
92. Alignment and Re-Alignment
93. B2B SEM
94. Online Advantage
95. Site Re-Design
96. Search Engine Optimization
97. Online KPIs
98. Core Competency
99. Low-Hanging Fruit
100. Exit Strategy

More to come........

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More here.

I had my own personal disagreements with some of the points in the original post by Brett - but it was (and still is) a useful article. But the most interesting thing he said at Pubcon was this:

"About Site design, Brett stated that the criteria was and still is that the simpler the better. The advent of the iPhone has further confirmed on the notion. It is imperative that now every website is designed keeping the compatibility with mobile devices in mind. One has to adapt all current designs to iPhones."

I think I have some work to do :)

That being said, I am constantly searching for and learning how to do things with 3 - and one of those sort of mundane seeming yet hard to grasp issues (for me anyway!) has finally been solved. Specifically - I was looking for a way to include data from MT into my static, non-MT, non-CMS web pages. Eventually all of this stuff will be in MT, but I needed something now that could give me the capability to put headlines from MT into a regular HTML file (and the solution will probably work for entries, etc.).

Previously I had used a pretty horrible solution of taking the MT feed, burning it with FeedBurner, and then using BuzzBoost to embed the headlines into the home page of Caribbean-On-Line for the Travel Tips section. This had a whole set of issues involving styling the thing, having to include it with an iframe tag (don't ask!), and a lot of other assorted issues that arise from poor planning and cobbling together stuff on the fly.

So as I was searching around for how to burn a separate feed per MT Category with not much luck (which I was then going to use utilizing the system described above), I somehow, finally, had one of those light bulb goes off in your brain kind of moments - I could set up a new Archive Template, and a new Archive Mapping - the template would "publish" whatever it was that I was looking for from MT (in this case, just the last 5 entries for each category - the category name, and the entry titles linked to their respective posts), and then I could include those using SSI (Serve Side Includes) wherever I needed them in my flat HTML files. Now, maybe this is a no-brainer for some people, but I couldn't find anything on the web about it - so I decided to document the process and let all you other MT 3 users in on it. The nuts and bolts are coming in Part 2.

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