You have to use an iframe to do what you want. Once the user select
something, you referesh the iframe and you pass specific parameters to it
based on the user's choice.
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""Todd A. Dorschner"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Good
Once again sorry to all for indulging you. I have found the answer, plus a
little additional security on the this.
Here is the code that works with additional encrypting of the md5 from PHP.
My syntax was incorrect before.
Bedul got me thinking by changing the BLOB to VARCHAR. That led to the
a
Hey Bedul,
My mistake as md5 on MySQL side still works. I put an extra ' in the
passwords value by mistake. I corrected it.
Still no error from MySQL I can not tell the difference from either INSERT
in the log as both look the same(except one is binary 32bits and the other
md5('text').
Still h
Hey Bedul,
I dropped the table and recreated it with VARCHAR (50) for both. (The reason
I like BLOB is when you edit the table all you see is BLOB until you have
the permission to open it to binary or text.
Here is the log message:
070512 16:36:07 35 Connect [EMAIL PROTECTED] on
username BLOB NOT NULL default '',
password BLOB NOT NULL default '',
do you try
username varchar 50,
password varchar 50??
i'm just ask..
sry, hope that's can solve your problem
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From: "Chetan Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2007 4:28 PM
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Greetings to All,
I am having difficulty in 'md5'ing a $var in a function before it is
placed into the ("INSERT INTO table...
The whole point is I don't want the MySQL DB logs showing my $var's
password and username 'before' it is encrypted by MySQL's md5.
When MySQL receives PHP's encrypted $var
