By Svetlana Lucky
via learncomputer.com
Submitted: Jan 04 2013 / 12:25
So you’ve installed an IDE and written your first PHP script. It doesn’t do a whole lot, though: in fact, it doesn’t do anything that a regular HTML page couldn’t do, and you’re itching to learn how to actually do something with your newfound PHP power. Look no more: in this chapter, we’re going to do just that: we’re going to play around with user input and output different content depending on what the user puts in- we’re going to create a rudimentary password system that asks for username and password and displays different results depending on whether or not the username and password are entered correctly!
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