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  1. Immortal1380
    Alright, will do, thanks!
  2. Immortal1380
    Returns that exec is disabled for security reasons, I MIGHT look into some mySQL stuff and see how that goes for database storage instead.
  3. Immortal1380
    Yes, that is what I was looking for, but if it would be easier I have no problems storing a ton of text files in the directory for each login information.
  4. Immortal1380
    If you need more information, the program that I am writing is more of a registration form, not a login one. It is to write the .txt files onto the webserver for the login form to and check if they are correct, if they are, the program then continues on to the next form
  5. Immortal1380
    Trying to store on a webserver, i personally have windows 7 but the server I have no clue, the host is http://square7.ch/
  6. Immortal1380
    It will not be used for anything public since I am not well experienced at this, so it would be more for learning purposes.
  7. Immortal1380
    I hate to ask for help for my first, but I am currently having issues writing out a code for a program in progress. Basically, I am not great at php, but I need a code that will store information when sent to it from the program itself. I am setting it up to store login information, so the program writes out (lets say the username), when the person clicks the 'Next' button, it sends it to the .php and the .php will write that certain file out with the username as the .txt file name. I have this so far, if someone could figure out the code, that would be amazing. Thanks! <?php $msg = $_GET['w']; $logfile= (['username.txt'); $fp = fopen($logfile, "a"); fwrite($fp, $msg); fclose($fp); ?>
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