Send form to two places

[allsims1]

I just re-route it to http://www.email4web.com

Also I think you're missing the point, the email that is entered into the login page is send the copy of the form, not anyone else. It lets us track if anyone but us is logging in.

Also it actually did work, we tried it today, a few of us didn't have POP forwarding enabled, but mine already did since I used Outlook so I already had it turned on so it worked! It's pretty awesome and I'm really happy I can see if someone's trying to login to my account.

Also even if you do think I'm "hijacking" someones password, well I have nothing to prove to you, I know I'm not and also know I'm not even smart enough with PHP to do it.

Thanks though!

[djr33]

Oh, ok.

You are logging passwords, but if you're just sending to the user logging in, then that seems fair enough, though perhaps tiresome considering that you'd get an email every time.
(I think we were both under the impression that you are sending the logs to the administrator of your class/school, not the individual users.)

The thing is.... who cares if someone is guessing your password? If they log in correctly you won't notice the logged email with the correct password just like yours, or they could even just delete it themselves.

Anyway, that seems like it would work. ...maybe.

The problem here is that you may actually need to send the data twice, since you're using two different pages, your own, and the real login script (http://www.email4web.com/dologin.php).
You can't just forward post data and using get instead would be insecure as well as likely not working too well.

Sending post data again is tough and limited to, I think, just ajax, java applets, flash, and other complex things you probably don't want to go into.

My idea, then, would be to create a mirror of the form, using hidden fields of the same names, populated using the values sent to your page. Then use a "continue to login" button as submit and they will then send the data twice.

That's really the only option I can think of without a lot of reworking.

You could do a lot more if you could recode the login page, but that's not yours to change, so you won't have any luck there.

[boogyman]

(I think we were both under the impression that you are sending the logs to the administrator of your class/school, not the individual users.)

thats the impression i got :|

Also even if you do think I'm "hijacking" someones password, well I have nothing to prove to you, I know I'm not and also know I'm not even smart enough with PHP to do it.

yes you are smart enough. if like i explained to you, you use the mail() function that I posted in one of my earlier replies you can send it to whomever you want... thus hijack. you dont have to physically take over the computer, but now we know thats not what you were attempting to communicate.