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StevenF · 02-15-2008, 12:48 PM

I used to have mysql_real_escape_string on the query, that's why I had the brackets. I tweaked the md5 line you wrote, because it wasn't working properly. I now have:

PHP Code:


			
    $query = 'INSERT INTO users SET        user_name = "'.$reg_username.'",
                                        email = "'.$reg_email.'",
                                        user_pass = "'.md5($reg_password).'",
                                        user_pass_conf = "'.md5($reg_pass_conf).'"';

Query is fine now, it's just not logging in with the encoded password.

EDIT: What about the login script, would I need to add the md5 function in there somewhere?

02-15-2008, 12:48 PM	#31 (permalink)
StevenF The Contributor Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 87 Thanks: 49	I used to have mysql_real_escape_string on the query, that's why I had the brackets. I tweaked the md5 line you wrote, because it wasn't working properly. I now have: PHP Code: `$query = 'INSERT INTO users SET user_name = "'.$reg_username.'", email = "'.$reg_email.'", user_pass = "'.md5($reg_password).'", user_pass_conf = "'.md5($reg_pass_conf).'"';` Query is fine now, it's just not logging in with the encoded password. EDIT: What about the login script, would I need to add the md5 function in there somewhere? __________________ My Personal and Photo Blog