the onlooker
From: matthew perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] password input type
Date: Mon, 05 Apr 2004 13:14:17 -0500
Does using a pasword input type
make the transfer more secure from someone "sniffing" my connection or does
it only shield an onlooker from se
I LOVE FPDF. I don't know where I found it, but I can insert images, it
wraps text -- it's pretty fantastic. Get it.
Beckman
On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, Nathan Mealey wrote:
> Has anyone had any experience extracting text from a fulltext
> field/column in a MySQL DB and, using the PDFLib library, conve
Has anyone had any experience extracting text from a fulltext
field/column in a MySQL DB and, using the PDFLib library, converting it
to a PDF on-the-fly? I can create the PDF, but it is taking all of the
text (about 6300 characters) and putting it on just one line - which
goes off of the view
It is possible to md5 encrypt a password before you send it off to the
server using javascript onSubmit function. Check this code out:
http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/
-Jeff Moss
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From: "matthew perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, April 05
I'm pretty sure it just shields the "on looker" from viewing.
View source in the browser still shows what the VALUE is, if any.
> Does using a pasword input type
> make the transfer more secure from someone "sniffing" my connection or
> does it only shield an onlooker from seeing what the user e
It's presentation layer only - the data is not encrypted during transfer.
Rich
> -Original Message-
> From: matthew perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 2:14 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP-DB] password input type
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> Does using a pasword input ty
Does using a pasword input type
make the transfer more secure from someone "sniffing" my connection or
does it only shield an onlooker from seeing what the user enters?
- Matt
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Hi Charles,
If you mean columns when you say rows the answer is no. When you mean rows
when your saying rows the answer is yes. That's what you are doing with your
code below.
Rolf
///
/ Suicidal twin kills sister by mistake!/
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While using the BindTextDomain() in my PHP Programs which is including the HORDE
Libraries and Chora to connect with CVS.
I am getting Function Undefined Problem.
Operating System : Windows2000Professional
PHP : 4.3.4
Even the needed dll's such as iconv and libintl-1.dll are available in my Sys
ok this may help a bit (I think)
you want something like this:
A
--A1
--A2
--A3
B
C
--C1
--C2
--C3
C3A
C3B
C3C
D
E
F
G
First you got to have your tables like this.
ID, title, PID (parrent id)
ok use
function rec_tree($pid)
{
//some connect stuff here
$sql = "SELECT * FROM mymen
DOH! - A private message arrived read below
When you mention it, ofcourse this is the correct (and sane sollution). I
guess
I was giving more flesh to the bone that the previous poster posted.
Looping through when limit is there is plain and simple stupid...
Shame on me! :)
Kim Steinhaug
> name=total>
You have to chainge this into:
> UPDATE tbl score='$total' WHERE username='$username';
Then you have to chainge the query to something like this:
for ($a = 0; $a <= count($username) -1; $a++){
$query = UPDATE tbl score='$total[$a]' WHERE username='$username[$a];
mysql_quer
¨First of all you must NOT use the inputs right from the field and put it in
your sql.
use trim first for secuety ...
ok if you have a several fields with the same name (although wrong way to
do it! ) , you can use the
print_r($_POST); function to see what you get out of it or else the
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