Hi all:
Thought this group was moderated. now big earnings in 3 weeks
is;
a) A PHP programmer
b) Spam!
Cheers, Jerry
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se conditionals.. rather than ":" and end if/end else, etc..
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> > It is more correct to use 'else' as a default error cat
It is more correct to use 'else' as a default error catch. It is
far better to turn it aroud like;
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>try like that:
>$result = mysql_query("SELECT password FROM newsauthors WHERE author='$name'
>AND password='$code'");
>if (mysql_num_ro
Hi list and Ben:
> I have a string that I want to MD5 (No prizes for guessing its a
> password), what I want to do is MD5 two strings (one supplied
> by the user, and one by my server) and compare them. How can
> I do this?
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MD stands for message digest, in brief a fixed length hash based
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Hi Dirk:
> The PHP online-manual says, that under windows remote files can
> not be used!
> Is that the reason, why the following, won't work for me:
> include("http://localhost/dynamx2html/dynalib.php");
> Is "localhost" in this context remote or not ?
Using include() should work on you Win bo
Hi:
For me this code works on Win2k Pro running Apache and PHP v4.02pl2;
Otherwise, you could get Javascript to pass the variable onto the
request url passed to the PHP script. I think the syntax is nearly the
same for Javascript so you would just need to tack it on to the request
uri like...
