White_Lily
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I know the security risks of this script, however it is just what he wanted. Also, your answer still doesn't explain why the update code does not update the database. You mentioned sanitizing the inputs - which I am doing...: function testStr($type, $string){ switch($type){ case "empty": if(strlen($string) == 0 || $string == NULL){return false;} else{return true;} break; case "clean": $string = strip_tags($string); $string = mysql_real_escape_string($string); return $string; break; } } Now, in any of the code that is posted, is there anything there that would be the cause of the database not being updated?
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Remember the issue is that it doesn't update the database... but returns no errors? Thanks for all your help!
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Here is the PHP code that processing the password recovery... <?php include("../../config.php"); if(isset($_POST)){ $error = array(); if(testStr("empty", $_POST["email"])){ $email = testStr("clean", $_POST["email"]); $check = mysql_select("users", "", "email = '{$email}'", NULL, 1); if(!mysql_num_rows($check)){$error[] = "That email address does not exist.";} }else{$error[] = "Please enter your email address.";} if(count($error) == 0){ $headers = "From: ".config('email/name')." ".config('email/address')."\r\n"; $headers.= "MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n"; $headers.= "Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1\r\n"; $pass = makePassword(15); $salt = salt(); $password = encrypt($pass, $salt); $htmlMessage = " <html> <body> <h2>Password Recovery for Ed's Login System</h2> <p>Hi, you requested a password change. Below you will find your new password.<br /> Once you have logged in, you will be prompted to change it again, this time - remember it!</p> <p><strong>Your New Password:</strong> {$pass}</p> </body> </html> "; if(mail($email, "Password Recovery", $htmlMessage, $headers)){ $update = mysql_update("users", array("password", "salt", "p_prompt"), array($password, $salt, 1), "email = '".$_POST["email"]."'"); if($update && count($error) == 0){ echo json_encode(array("success" => true, "message" => "Password has been changed successfully, check your email for your new password.")); }else{$error[] = "Failed to update password.";} }else{$error[] = "Something went wrong creating your password.";} } if(count($error) > 0){ echo json_encode(array("success" => false,"error" => $error)); } } ?>
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Here is the ajax code... jQuery(function($){ $("button#recovery").on("click", function(){ $.post("javascript/ajax/recovery.php", $("form").serializeArray(), function(data){ console.log(data); if(data.success){ $("div#error").addClass("pass").html("<p>" + data.message + "</p><br /><a href='login.php'>Login</a>"); }else{ var errorMsg = ""; for(i=0;i<data.error.length;i++){ errorMsg += "<p>" + data.error[i] + "</p>"; } $("div#error").addClass("fail").html(errorMsg); } }, "json"); }); });
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Hi, I have been asked by a friend to create a login system for him to use and it requires a password recovery page, and to have all the PHP processing code to be done with AJAX to avoid page 'refreshes', which is fine... However, on the password recovery page, you enter your email address... and nothing happens, it checks the email address is there and that it is a registered email address, but when it comes to updating the database with a new password... it comes up with nothing, no PHP errors, no MySQL errors, and no javascript errors... Here is the update function (no comments on the mysql method... I know it is deprecated, just his choice!)... function mysql_update($table, $columns, $values, $where) { $set = array(); for($up=0;$up<count($columns);$up++){ $set[] = "{$columns[$up]} = '{$values[$up]}'"; } $query = "UPDATE {$table} SET ".implode(",", $set)." WHERE {$where}"; return mysql_query($query); }
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I wouldn't say this is a CSS issue as such. I am using the value "100vh" in a height property on my portfolio and noticed that this value does not work in Safari. It then that I noticed that Apple has dropped support for Windows in their Safari software, so does this mean that it is recommended websites should drop support for Safari 5.1? What are peoples thoughts on this subject? The only reason I am asking is I need my portfolio to be up and running in the next few months, but I don't want to waste time finding "fixes" when it just isn't worth it! Any opinions and help on this matter are greatly appreciated!