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Sorry I know this sounds like a dumb question.
Client’s website is just simple .html pages. But this login form is asking for id=’databasename’
Would I need to set up a database just for this login thing?
<
form method=’post’ action=’https://www.repagencyworks.com/login.php’>
Username:
Password:
Well the form is submitting to login.php
can you look in that file and see what’s going on.
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-Alen
Thanks, but that php file is on a different site that is providing this login service.
When I go to that addresss it doesn’t show anything.
https://www.repagencyworks.com/login.php
databaseid
is the html name
of the field – it could be anything, and really has no bearing on you (the person filling out the form)*. The label for that field says “Client ID.” Do you have a client id? I would assume you would have received one when you registered on the site.
* Now, it may have something to do with how the site is programmed—e.g., perhaps the client id is actually used as a primary key in their database. But again, this has nothing to do with you.