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Posted by Frank R. Jr. on 04/28/06 00:51
Well what happens is it doesn't really show any errors it just goes
straight to the username is invalid and the info is 100% correct.
Frank R. Jr.
-----Original Message-----
From: richard.a.fletcher@googlemail.com
[mailto:richard.a.fletcher@googlemail.com]
Posted At: Thursday, April 27, 2006 3:26 AM
Posted To: alt.php.sql
Conversation: MD5 encryption problems
Subject: Re: MD5 encryption problems
I assume the form has attribute method="post" and not method="get"
other than that I would say that it should work assuming you give the
correct password. You do realise that you have made the passwords case
sensitive I assume. Perhaps the conversion from non-md5'd passwords to
md5 passwords went wrong?
Also, put a die() after header, in case it ever goes wrong, and you put
more code at the bottom of the page.
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