Hi. I'm new here and I'm new into coding so i have question. Where i can get Simple Php website with login and singup function. I was search in google.com but i don't find nothing what would be good enought.And i don't whant build it my self, becous i can made so mistakes. But this would be easy part. Next would be add mail system. But not simple mail. The web would be some kind of request web. User add request and it send that request to all users to them e-mail. I can give you example page, but it is Latvian language. (). If i find some where else some kind of this web what i whant i will post it here. But i will realy glad if some of this forum users could help me out!

Thanks.

P.s - And I'm realy sorry if this wrong section. And if i have mistakes in my text.

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A concise, practical plan for a PHP site with signup/login plus a “send request to all users” mail feature.

Two realistic paths exist: use a well-maintained package or build a minimal, secure module set and harden it. correctly steered the thread toward PHP resources; ’s point about hiring is valid when time or reliability is critical, while learning-by-building remains a good option for a small project.

Essential design and security notes: keep a minimal users table (id, email, password_hash, active flag, activation_token, created_at) and a requests table (id, user_id, title/body, created_at). Never store plaintext passwords; use PHP’s modern password API:

$hash = password_hash($password, PASSWORD_DEFAULT);

Verify with the matching verify function. Always use prepared statements (PDO or similar), require email verification before allowing outbound mail, protect forms with CSRF tokens, validate/sanitize request content to avoid XSS, and enforce simple rate limits to prevent abuse.

Mailing architecture and deliverability: do not send bulk mail inside a web request. Insert per-recipient jobs into an email_queue and process them with a background worker or cron that sends in controlled batches and records success/failures. Implement unsubscribe and bounce handling and use double opt-in for list membership. Configure proper sending headers and domain authentication (SPF/DKIM) to reduce spam hits. For growing lists, hand off throughput and reputation to a transactional email service rather than DIY delivery.

Practical next steps tied to earlier replies: follow a focused authentication-and-activation tutorial as recommended and vet any prebuilt login scripts as suggested (check last update and known vulnerabilities). Prototype the flow—register, verify, login, submit request, enqueue mails—and only then consider outsourcing for polish and scale. The autosroti.lv example is a useful UX reference for distribution behavior.

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Hi blaaam,

Welcome to Daniweb! Yes, this should probably be posted in the PHP section.

Regards
Arkinder

the mailing can be done. try download for phpMailer. about the sign up and login page, try find in php.net

For the login and signup system, go to http://net.tutsplus.com/

They have some great tuts. If you search for login, theres one that even has email activation.

do a google search for login system 2, you should get results for a login system by evolt or something i played with this a few years ago was a great starting block.

hi blaaam,

its my advice to you, please pay to any web programmer and get developed modules for your website. it would be DB oriented and if you don't know development and your need these modules then its best way to get these modules developed But if you are student then please first read programming books and develop your concepts then you can do it your own.

Regards
Yasin

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hi blaaam,

its my advice to you, please pay to any web programmer and get developed modules for your website. it would be DB oriented and if you don't know development and your need these modules then its best way to get these modules developed But if you are student then please first read programming books and develop your concepts then you can do it your own.

Regards
Yasin

There is no need for discouragement. Even if he isn't a student, we are here to help, not tell them to stop learning and hire someone that already knows. If everyone did that, then what happens when all the developers and designers die? lol your just idiotic for saying something like that.

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