Ok.. This can be a stupid question as in hell no that cant be done BUT i need to ask. Is it possible to make ONE registration page and log in if i use several scripts that need registration/log in. Say like vBulletin and PHPLD, dont know maybe these now have some MOD for this but im speaking in general and took these as an example. I mean (im not an expert so sorry if im totally wrong here) the scripts that has registration process uses a database, would it be possible to change in somewhere and make them to use ONE/same database/table that is for the users registration thing??
It's generally possible to do what you are asking, but it's not usually a trivial task - you *usually* will need a programmer to study the code/database format and then modify all of the scripts to use a common methodfor login and register. I have done it a few times with multiple packages, but they are all a little different. My advice: Find a programmer and get an estimate for your specific packages - if you can find someone who is really familiar with your specific scripts, they may have a quick solution for you
my client have almost 14 scripts installed and i made it into a single registration and login. let me know if u r intersted.
Definitely possible. Just takes a little hacking in each script..you usually start with one main one and then have the other scripts interact with it.
i would use a framework and build all the services on top of it. Like forums, shop, directory, blog, even paid directories are possible. you don't need to code everything from scratch, with the right framework that's quite fast to do. i would suggest not to use login-bridges, as you need to maintain x different scripts. i can do it, let me know if you need help.
Thanks bara.munchies, i still need couple things to figure out before i start the project, this "SSO" thing was just one problem on my way, I still have the design implementation to solve, i know its doable but not sure if ONE guy can do all and i prefer that. i mean if one guy implements the design for one script i prefer he does the rest too and the scripts im looking at are different in many ways from each other