02-15-2008, 01:24 AM
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The Acquainted
Join Date: Nov 2007
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Quote:
Originally Posted by StevenF
PHP Code:
//creating a query that inserts the data into the database
$query = '
INSERT INTO users SET
user_name = "'.($reg_username).'"
, email = "'.($reg_email).'"
, user_pass = "'.md5($reg_password).'"
, user_pass_conf = "'.($reg_pass_conf).'"
';
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It looks like you're storing the correct value. Remember, MD5 is also a MySQL function, you can do it inline in the query without having to break it up to perform a PHP function.
Otherwise, that bit about storing the $reg_pass_conf value bothers me. Is that the plain text password?
Quote:
Originally Posted by StevenF
I'm still having problems with MD5 encryption. Could someone please look over that and check that I'm using it properly?
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See my other post. Check the value in the database, echo out the query string on both scripts (registration / login) to check the values going into the database.
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