Can i get a HTML code to embed in my website so that my users can login in to Gmail, yahoomail, and hotmail d?

can i get a HTML code to embed in my website so that my users can login in to Gmail, yahoomail, and hotmail directly from my homepage, please help





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Can i get a HTML code to embed in my website so that my users can login in to Gmail, yahoomail, and hotmail d?
Simple way of doing it is to add IFRAME to your page and open the intented target in it .


The other way, which requires use of lot of client scripting is to use access API for those services but explanation is to large and complex for the scope of this question.
Reply:You can use Ajax, PHP, and XML to program gadgets or widgets that can access the webmail and post them, but you won't be viewing them in a normal way, they'd be condensed into just the mail with options. If you want a good example, create a Google account and add GMail, Yahoo! Mail, and Hotmail Gadgets to your iGoogle page and see what they've done.
Reply:building the links is a simple thing.





%26lt;a href=www.yahoomail.com%26gt;Yahoomail Login%26lt;/a%26gt; , etc. You could even specify a user id like this


%26lt;a href=www.yahoomail.com?user=mickey?passw... login as Mickey Mouse%26lt;/a%26gt;





Try to add a few more details to the next question like this; keeps folks from guessing what you intend/really need.
Reply:You can create a link that will automatically open the signing page on the other website but the signing in process its self has to be on their pages as its their server they are logging into.
Reply:you can only take them to the login screen





%26lt;a href="http://mail.gmail.com"%26gt;gmail login%26lt;/a%26gt;


%26lt;a href="http://mail.yahoo.com"%26gt;yahoo login%26lt;/a%26gt;





Something like this





Hope this helps
Reply:I feel sorry for anyone that would choose to login from an outside website.
Reply:No.


They will never allow you to login because of security reasons.
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