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netfantastic
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| Posted: 18 February 2014 at 12:53am | IP Logged
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hi
i currently have a website that is purely used for clients to collect their wemail www.getmywebmail.co.uk It has an install of webmail lite and nothing else.The VPS has about 30 different domain accounts and each client logs in to collect their email.
At the moment the getmywebmail.co.uk page is just a link from my main site netfantastic.net
is there a simple way that I can have two boxes on my netfantastic.net where a client enters their email address and password and it takes them straight to the inbox instead of having to go to getmywebmail.co.uk and use the standard webmail lite login screen
hope that makes some sense
cheers
paul
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Igor
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That's possible of course, see this documentation page. In the code sample, login credentials are supplied directly while in real-world application that would be something like:
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$sEmail = $_POST["user"];
$sPassword = $_POST["pass"]; |
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in case if login data are submitted through form directly, otherwise you can take data from user's session.
Hope this helps!
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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netfantastic
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Igor
thanks for your support, how ever though it all looks above my head, I would not know where to start
cheers
paul
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netfantastic
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any update on my last request please ?
thanks
paul
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Igor
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In fact, it's rather simple: let's assume you have HTML form, and user types their email address and password there. Something as straightforward as this:
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<form method="post" action="webmail/integration/login.php">
User: <input type="text" name="user"><br>
Pass: <input type="text" name="pass"><br>
<input type="submit" value="GO"></form> |
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As you can see, form uses POST method and it points to some login.php file residing in integration dir you create under webmail directory. The script itself is merely a copy of script found here - with one exception. For demonstration purposes, script has credentials hardcoded there:
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$sEmail = 'user@domain.com';
$sPassword = '12345'; |
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while you'll need to use actual data user has entered, so we'll be replacing those two lines with:
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$sEmail = $_POST["user"];
$sPassword = $_POST["pass"]; |
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And that's it!
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piapoco
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Hi, Igor. I followed the integration instructions (Feb 25, 2014) and, yes, I can read my mail subject lines but in plain text mode. What I'd like to have is the whole Webmail page, complete with background, menus and all the rest of features displayed when I'm not integrating. What else do I need to do? Thank you!
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piapoco
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| Posted: 30 May 2014 at 3:17pm | IP Logged
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Never mind, Igor. I finally managed to get what I wanted. As usual, a tiny piece of unneeded code.
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