How To Password Reset and Recovery System in PHP and MySQL
Hi there, readers You will discover today how to use PHP and MySQL to develop a Login & Signup Form with Email Verification. I previously wrote a blog post on setting up XAMPP to send mail using localhost in PHP. I want to advise you to read this blog first if you haven’t already, since I’ve taught you how to install XAMPP before sending mail from the localhost in that blog.
The login and signup form, as everyone is aware, consists of many input fields such as Name, Email, Username, Password, and so on, which are used to authenticate users prior to granting them access to the website. There are eleven PHP files in our software [log in & Signup Form with Email Verification].
The webpage initially displays merely a login form, with a signup now link within to send users to the first signup form before logging in. The notice “It looks like you’re not yet a member!” appears when a user attempts to log in without first filling out the form. To join up, click the link at the bottom.
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An error message labeled “Email that you’ve entered is already exist!” is presented when a user provides an email address that already exists in our database during the signup process. Additionally, an error notice with the title “Your Password” appears when the user enters two different password combinations.
Before visitors may log in, the webpage only shows a login form. However, there is a signup now link that directs them to the original signup form. The user receives the message “It looks like you’re not yet a member!” when they try to log in without first completing the registration form. Click the link at the bottom to sign up.
When a user enters an email address during the signup process that is already in our database, an error message labeled “Email that you’ve entered is already exist!” is shown. Furthermore, when a user types two distinct password combinations, an error notification titled “Your Password” shows.
The user will be sent to the Home Page after entering the right verification code. The logo is located in the upper left corner of the navbar on the main page, whereas the logout button is located in the upper right corner. The user’s name that he gave when registering for the form appears in the welcome message in the center of the home page. And after clicking the “logout” button, the user will be taken to the login page where they may enter their email address and password to log in. From there, they will be taken straight to the home page without being sent to any additional pages.
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Login and Signup Form Video Tutorial with Email Verification
You’ve seen the project’s demo in the video, and I really hope you like it. You must set up XAMPP to send mail from localhost in PHP, like I did in this project where I used PHP to send mail from localhost. You won’t be able to send the user an OTP code by email if you don’t configure XAMPP, and downloading the project’s source files will be pointless.
Sign up and log in using email verification [Codes of Source]
You will be sent to the timer page after clicking the provided download button; simply wait for the timer to finish. The zip file will begin downloading automatically when the countdown has finished. After downloading the zip file, just unpack it to find a folder containing the userform.sql file and all the necessary code files. Create a database after that, naming it userform, and then import the userform.sql file by selecting the import tab inside the database thereafter. All necessary tables with columns will be created using this file. You don’t need to do anything else after that.
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