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I have a website in which I am setting up a log in for administrators to update content in the website. Normally I would do this with a php script and mySQL database. However, the hosting company I am using does not allow this type of thing used with their databases because it creates too much of a strain on their servers. That being said, is there another way to do a log in without using a database containing all the usernames and passwords?
Thanks!
You could use a non-public xml file to store usernames and passwords.