Hey guys, I just think I finished up a web2.0 register script. It uses xmlHttp throughout the whole page. http://75.181.72.104/revonal/register.php If you can mess around and see if you can break it, hack it, etc etc that would be great! Maybe even take a screenshot so I can make sure that it looks how its subpossed to. I tested in FF, IE6 & 7. Near pixel perfect. Also any suggestions, comments would be great as well, good or bad! It works 100%! Jordan
You should check for a valid email by pinging the domain name There are a lot of examples on the net Currently I think you're only checking if valid with a regex I typed which it's inexistent and said me "Thank you for registering! We have sent you an email containing your password." cheers
!/^\w+([\.-]?\w+)*@\w+([\.-]?\w+)*(\.\w{2,4})+$/.test(email) ^^what I used.... Whats the point? Can you retrieve your password without access to the email? I eliminated clicking the link to activate your account, and instead generated a password for them and just email them their password...less work. As for everything else, does it seem to work for you? Render correctly? How does it look? Jordan
@Seraskie - I agree with your point. Checking MX records for valid entry of email is not at all good idea, why should I use my server resource to check it. If user's email is valid and he has to login ( which I am sure he will ) , he will provide valid email id.
I made some changes. I added a bit more security. Now in case of anything that could possibly break, does break, the script will notice it and display an error to the page...stopping everything. I also reduced the 'boldness' of the page, which IMO looks better. Let me know what you think. Jordan
http://75.181.72.104/revonal/login.php I just almost finished up the login, the script will actually log you in, but the forgot username and password isnt done yet. Something else to try.