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Tutorial: Ajax Login Example

In this program you will learn how to validate the user and show alert message if user name or password are not correct. These days almost all the e-comm applications requires authentication before accessing the secured part of the web site.

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When a user input username and password and press Login button, 'call_login()' function is called. This method sends ajax request to server (login.php) to validate the user. We have hardcoded the authonication mechanism e.g. if you enter login name admin and password admin then the program will show you success message.

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