Kage_
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Hello everyone,
I'm looking for a solution to this problem. I have a site I'm doing some technical work for. They want a simple online address book to keep track of clients, but they would rather not use one of the free address book sites. They have access to use a mySQL database so I think this is the preferred route. I found a basic address book that uses a mySQL database and it works like a charm, but it doesn't have any security. The SQL username and password is hard coded.
The address book package I found is called "mieric web Address Book".
I played around with Perl to create a basic login setup using another package I found, but the other package was written in PHP and I can't figure out how to get it to work with the Perl address book grrrrr.
Ok what I need, a basic mysql, web based address book with basic logon capabilities. There will only be one or two users using the address book at once. If it has search capabilities for the address book that's a bonus.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Kage_
I'm looking for a solution to this problem. I have a site I'm doing some technical work for. They want a simple online address book to keep track of clients, but they would rather not use one of the free address book sites. They have access to use a mySQL database so I think this is the preferred route. I found a basic address book that uses a mySQL database and it works like a charm, but it doesn't have any security. The SQL username and password is hard coded.
The address book package I found is called "mieric web Address Book".
I played around with Perl to create a basic login setup using another package I found, but the other package was written in PHP and I can't figure out how to get it to work with the Perl address book grrrrr.
Ok what I need, a basic mysql, web based address book with basic logon capabilities. There will only be one or two users using the address book at once. If it has search capabilities for the address book that's a bonus.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Kage_
