One additional point to clarify: the @ sign in front of the mysql_query
_suppresses any error/warning that may be generated by PHP. It can be
useful on many occasions in PHP (the example that usually springs to my mind
it opening files, to ensure that a warning is not displayed if the file
couldn
I know about this solution, but I'm not very happy with it.
The idea of my script is, that it's one single script-file.
This makes it easy to install and to handle for the users.
I hope, you understand me...
Christian Leberfinger
PS: I think, Apache didn't recognize your .htaccess-file,
becau
Here is a simple solution.
if (!($SQLresult = @mysql_query($SQLquery, $DBresource)))
{
echo "Errormessage...";
} //endif
Of course you could also check the Errortype [mysql_errno()]
to be sure, whether it is a duplicate-key-errror.
The cleanest solution is to use an ID-key, such as:
what about doing a "select count(*) from table where username = 'foobar'"
then, if ($cnt > 0) { /* display error */ } else { /* insert new username */
}
-Original Message-
From: Jack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 2:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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php-windows Digest 21 Jun 2002 04:07:23 - Issue 1203
Topics (messages 14317 through 14323):
Re: Eh?? RE: [PHP-WIN] Guidelines for installing PHP on Apache Win32 - comments
please
14317 by: Ross Fleming
14318 by: Ross Fleming
crypt() on windows
14319 by: Christian
Dear all
i made a Registration Form for user to input their Data, but i also had some
Field Check before the data can be insert to the Mysql_Database!
I had a question here, sometime the mysql shows the error :
"Duplicate Key for xxx"
I know what is this about, reguarding to my Registration Form,
I actually remember reading a tutorial on using the htpasswd.exe that comes
with apache to emulate its *nix twin. It is supposed to let you create
htpasswd files on Windows and it works well. I got it to work and encrypt
strings, but for some reason, I could never get Apache to recognize the
.ht
Doesn't Apache come with a version of htpasswd.exe that might be possible
for you to exec() (or other applicable function)?
I haven't tried this at all, so I may be speaking out of .
-Dash
-Original Message-
From: Christian Leberfinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 20
Crypt() is supported by windows systems, but it
uses other encryption mechanisms than crypt()
on unix-systems...that means it returns other
encrypted strings.
So when Apache compares the crypt()ed string with
the one stored in the .htpasswd, it fails and you
can't gain access...
Is there no way
Does anyone have a solution for crypt()-support on
windows-based webserver-systems?
I'm the developer of PHPAccess - the admin tool for
htaccess-security on Apache-servers and I don't get
it to create a crypted password that is recognized
by Apache's htaccess.
Help!
Christian Leberfinger
[htt
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