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I'm working with a template that came with all the preliminary queries I had to run in order to get the php template up and running. However, now that I'm about to dive deeper into the back end modifying I need to understand how MySQL is going to play a role. Let's say I'm modifying the form filled out that allows new users to sign up for an account. Say I want to start adding fields that weren't in the original set up. For every new field that I create, do I need to go into MySQL and change it as well? If so is there an easy way of doing this? In Ruby on Rails I know you'd run a command like "rake db:migrate" which intuitively updates the database.

it was set up in a configure file. Containing SMTP settings, database username/password settings, base url setting, default templates and cookie settings as well. I previously checked the php.ini and .htacess and they seemed fine.

I did define('COOKIE_DOMAIN','.localhost'); define('COOKIE_PATH','/'); and it worked like a charm. I honestly intuitively thought it was a cookie probelm = / ....I'm new to this by the way

it's as if it's not remembering that a user has signed in...

So, I'm in the php file where I'm in the middle of configuring my 'cookie_domain' and my 'cookie_path'. This is what I have I have: define('COOKIE_DOMAIN','_____________'); define('COOKIE_PATH','______________'); I've left the slots blank for the purpose of this question. In the first one I placed 'http://localhost' which I'm not sure is correct. I have absolutely no idea what to place in the next one. The reason I'm asking is because when I login with a user it is redirecting me to the homepage and it's also not allowing me to create new post. It seems to me that I'm loosing the funcationality due to the cookies not being configured properly. Can anyone assist me?

I actually figured it out, but I want to thank you guys for offering to help...

So I'm using an open source project I located on github as a shell that I plan on modifying. In the readme, they provided instructions on how to get everything up and running which I did. On this, they have an authentication system already in place and I ran all the SQL Query's they provided. In turn it build all the necessary tables, columns, etc. However, they neglected to provide any credentials to use, to gain access to the admin. So, is there a way for me to go into the database and extract this information? And worst case, let's say it doesn't exist, is there a way to create one in the database from scratch to provide me with admin rights?

See if stripe.com integrates with php. They allow users of other programming communities to make unique payment systems. You may need to reach out to their staff

just to make it clear, I'd like this feature to be automatically placed on every upload to an mp3 player.

I'm wondering if it's possible to place an automatic audio tag of my choosing ontop of every .mp3 file uploaded to a mp3 player that will be displayed on my page. For example, lets say you are on my site and you'd like to hear a file that another user uploaded to the mp3 player. So, you press play. Well as you're listening to it, I want my sites audio tag/watermark to play with ontop of every audio file in 30 sec. intervals. If this is possible how can I go about doing this?