Re: [PHP] Proper OOP Syntax

2006-02-21 Thread Richard Lynch
On Mon, February 20, 2006 5:25 pm, Albert Padley wrote: > $password = (strlen($this->user_pw) < 32) ? md5($this->user_pw) : > $this->user_pw; So, if I use a password with more than 32 characters, you're NOT going to md5() it?! This is not really the Right Way to do this, imho. >

Re: [PHP] Proper OOP Syntax

2006-02-20 Thread Albert Padley
Thank you Chris. Albert On Feb 20, 2006, at 5:00 PM, Chris wrote: Albert Padley wrote: Given the following code: $password = (strlen($this->user_pw) < 32) ? md5($this->user_pw) : $this->user_pw; $sql = sprintf("SELECT COUNT(*) AS test, TeamID FROM % s WHERE BINARY login = '%

Re: [PHP] Proper OOP Syntax

2006-02-20 Thread Chris
Albert Padley wrote: Given the following code: $password = (strlen($this->user_pw) < 32) ? md5($this->user_pw) : $this->user_pw; $sql = sprintf("SELECT COUNT(*) AS test, TeamID FROM %s WHERE BINARY login = '%s' AND pw = '%s' AND active = 'y'", $this- >table_name, $this->user, $

[PHP] Proper OOP Syntax

2006-02-20 Thread Albert Padley
Given the following code: $password = (strlen($this->user_pw) < 32) ? md5($this->user_pw) : $this->user_pw; $sql = sprintf("SELECT COUNT(*) AS test, TeamID FROM %s WHERE BINARY login = '%s' AND pw = '%s' AND active = 'y'", $this- >table_name, $this->user, $password); }