does anyone know how this website was created?

or how to create one like it?

http://www.projectsaber.com/2010/06/20/dollars-bbs/

Here's the admin's blog. I'll summarize it for you. Basically, Reltair modified the Kareha script(http://wakaba.c3.cx/) to look like the anime's.

And as for the question you had on Main, well I dunno how Reltair made the password like that. But there are forums, like a .webs forum, that has the ability to password protect your website.

Sorry, I'm not any techy time guy, my knowledge only comes from reading around and inferring things. Again, sorry.

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thank you so much!

No prob. Again, if it's no help to you, I'm sorry. And also hope someone more competent comes along and helps.

thanks *insertnamehere* for such a useful information.

>>1 for the password, he might be using php language to protect the dollars-bbs.org page, and then a simple logic like if then else.

if the password is true, then redirect to dollars-bbs.org/main

in fact that you can access the board without having to put the password, using the address I stated above (add /main after the domain ends)

>>7

partly true. You can access without entering the password due to cookies being stored that allows you to bypass that logic using previously recorded results.

>>8 well so basically it's only the dollars-bbs.org/index.php that is protected by password. I dont think the rest of the board are protected too. Because.. well you know, we don't have to register, and protecting aalll the pages could be troublesome XDD

>>9 No no. The entire site is made in such a way that it redirects you to the login screen if you don't have the correct password stored as a cookie, or temporary internet file.

Generally, the password will be "forgotten" by your computer after a while of being logged off, though I'm not entirely clear on how that works. As long as you stay logged in and moving about the site though, the timer refreshes and you will be able to navigate the entire site just fine.

It's really about 1 line of code to include the "requires password cookie" bit. All it is is a conditional check, and a redirect if necessary.

In my case, using Chrome, whenever I close my browser, it resets itself. But if I just close the tab BBS is in, I could just go on easily.

>>10 ah yeah, thanks for mentioning it. I've tested it out and turns out you're right.