Topic: &quot;What about storing login info in a cookie?&quot; (page 1 of 1)

Erik

Hi,

there is a cookie. Maybe it is possible to set the timeout longer. I'll check that.

bye, Erik

08.04.2004 16:03:39

HiTech

it really should be longe than this 2 seconds that it is set to!!!

And I agree it is pissing me off... also!!!

Greetz

Edited by HiTech on 09.04.2004 22:31:36

09.04.2004 22:31:14

dragoon

hi!
i think before the chance to the new server it was very longer
about 30 min i think
just wanted to tell you

10.04.2004 15:38:51

unknown user

Why not a couple weeks? or something like that...

10.06.2004 11:19:03

r3d5pik3

how about you have the ability to modify the time it lasts for

10.06.2004 15:05:17

Phas(retired)

I you want an easy solution you can create a new file and copy this:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<HTML><BODY>
<TABLE width=100% height=100%><TR><TD align=center>
<FORM action="http://www.bright-shadows.net/login.php" method=post>
<INPUT type=hidden name=targeturl value="index.php">
<INPUT type=hidden name=submitted value="1">
<INPUT type=hidden name=edit_username value="YourUserName">
<INPUT type=hidden name=edit_password value="YourPassword">
<INPUT type=submit name=submit value="TBS Login">
</FORM>
</TD></TR></BODY></HTML>
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Save the file as TBSLogin.html and open it with your browser.

10.06.2004 15:58:21

Inferno

to make it even more easy
<script>
function foo() {
forms[0].submit;
}
</script>
<body onload="javascript: foo();">

My code could be wrong

10.06.2004 16:09:30

Phas(retired)

even easier...

<BODY onload="javascript:document.forms[0].submit();">

but you must change the name of the submit button, something like:
<INPUT type=submit name=other value="TBS Login">
or you can even delete it.

Edited by Phas(retired) on 10.06.2004 16:29:16

10.06.2004 16:28:02