Now that your application is properly functioning, modify the PHP portion of the such that if the user enters an incorrect login or password, a message as such is displayed to the user, via an echo statement. Also, modify the code such that the user will have only three attempts to log into the application. You can accomplish this by declaring a session variable named count that tracks the number of login attempts.

$login_name = "";

$login_password = "";

$success = "";

$error = "";

if ((isset($_POST["myName"]) && isset($_POST["myPassword"]))) {

$login_name = $_POST["myName"];

$login_password = $_POST["myPassword"];

if ($login_name == "sammy" && $login_password == "autumn") {

$url = "http://www.fye.com";

header("Location: $url");

}

}

if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST') {

session_start();

ob_start();

if (isset($_SESSION['count']))

$_SESSION['count'] = $_SESSION['count'] + 1;

else

$_SESSION['count'] = 1;

print "count = " . $_SESSION['count'];

if ($_SESSION['count'] <= 3) {

// existing PHP code

}

}

?>

First Name

Password