Why would you post a question like this?

How are we supposed to help you if you don't know what you're using?

Can be done in PHP, JS (AJAX/ANGULARJS/other frameworks), JAVA, C#, and many more.

Tell us what language you're using and the requirements you need to meet. Can one user be logged into the website across multiple devices? Can they only be logged in for X amount of time? Do you want to let them cache/cookie their credentials?

I don't think this guy realizes (well, he may not even care anymore) that you'll need dedicated hosting for the backend and likely a persistent database if he wants to accomplish this. This is not something you can just slap together with a quick tutorial, because at the very least you'll need to know the devops side of this as well.

I'm still interested in figuring it out.

Thanks all.

On a side note after looking at Post #10 I wanted to clarify using Please Send Tell Acronyms (PST) incorrectly. That don't make no sense

it's been 4 months...what did you still not figure out?

Easy to host this in AWS free teir

E/ But yeah will probably need to know basic devops knowledge

This post was edited by lopelurag on Oct 24 2015 09:32am

don't use sessions for this single page rofl, use an auth script




This post was edited by GRATS on Jan 15 2016 02:46am

you can use sessions, but you need to make sure it's secure. do not use plain text passwords, or passwords at all, use a token system and go from there. otherwise, you can use a simple script for logins, i.e. no cookies just temporary data.
make sure to hash and salt the passwords and other sensitive information. also you might want to look into mysql injection, http headers, CSRF attacks, and XSS.

if you're using php 7.0 it has alot of built in features to protect against these things, i.e. PDO objects, built in sanitation handling, etc...