never appears in code.
I don't know a thing about unhashing MD5 encrypted strings. Sorry I can't help
you there. But, it sounds like you've already found that info.
Good luck,
Bob Sherer
-Original Message-
From: Jon-Eirik Pettersen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursda
Howdy.
The question: How commonly accepted and recommended are the PEAR packages DB and
DB_DataObject? Anybody have some warnings or encouraging stories from projects done
with these php enhancement packs?
I'm about to get started on a php and postgreSQL project that is starting from
scratc
Jacob,
Here is my solution.
At the top, it checks to see if you are passing a new name via a querystring.
If not, it checks to see if a name is present in the session yet. If not, it
initializes the session to "Jacob". It puts the session's value into the variable
$view.
If you passed a name
Harmeet,
The field email is obviously a field that can accept strings. In SQL, you must wrap
strings in single-quotes. So, rewrite your query as:
$query = "SELECT id, email, familyname FROM members WHERE email='$thing'";
The reason it worked for id=$thing is that the id field is probably an i
