Log In / Log Out in HTML

[clweed]

My home page is now an html page. The Log in / Log out feature that is written in php no longer works.

<?php
    if( $currentuser ) {
        echo "<li><a href=\"logout.php\" class=\"lightlink\">$text[mnulogout]</a></li>\n";
    }
    else {
        echo "<li><a href=\"login.php\" class=\"lightlink\">$text[mnulogon]</a></li>\n";
    }

How would I convert this to work in my new home page?

Thanks,

Lee

[theKiwi]

See my previous post. You need to use index.php as the index page if you want any php functions on that page to be able to work.

Roger

[clweed]

See my previous post. You need to use index.php as the index page if you want any php functions on that page to be able to work.

Roger

Thanks Roger

[Jerome Liebowitz]

See my previous post. You need to use index.php as the index page if you want any php functions on that page to be able to work.

Roger

As I posted elsewhere:

My understanding is that all you have to do is rename the file index.php, leaving all the html code, etc. intact. Then the php code works. You do NOT have to enter it all into the default index.php file that came with the program.

Jerry

[theKiwi]

That was the gist of my reply - the file suffix must be .php for the server to parse the file through the php "stuff" - as you note simply changing the file suffix achieves this - you don't have to use the supplied index.php file to start from.

Roger