respect for all that we can and want to help. do you know how a single click can log in to multiple sites over the course frame (iframe). see figure maybe you will be clearer. Thank you for your responseAttachment 5519
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respect for all that we can and want to help. do you know how a single click can log in to multiple sites over the course frame (iframe). see figure maybe you will be clearer. Thank you for your responseAttachment 5519
I think you have to make the first login create/open a session, which is valid for all the other logins. I don't know how though.
Maybe you would have to use some cookies to save your session data.
Can you explain more?
I am also interested in this topic but I can not see the page indicated advice on solving the problem. Maybe I'm blind?
This isn't really an HTML issue. You can of course make any sort of form you like for login (generally these are just user name and password) but you need server side code (PHP, asp, etc.) to make it do anything of any real value. The link you're asking about was deleted as spam because it did not show an example.
In order to do this across domains for several sites at once, as the original question asked would require cooperation between those sites to accept the authorization from a single master site.
Again, HTML cannot do this. Please post in the appropriate forum and give an example of what you've tried so far, and specifically what you're having problems with.
You may also want to look here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...ltiple-domains
both for some ideas, and for an understanding of why this is really too general of a question, and definitely not an HTML question.