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You forgot to aska question.

The concept is exactly the same.

What exactly is the question / problem?

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There are literally thousands of tutorials around that cover this subject. Have you tried looking for one?

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Well why not try again and come back when you have a specific problem?

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Post your code.

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If your not using PDO with MSSQL you should be.

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Awesome. I'm sure that will help.

I assure you, I have not removed any of your threads recently. I think someone might be paranoid. As for my previous reply, I don't see anything wrong with it. It's not rocket science. I shall try and stop stating the obvious in future.

Split from http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=354292 I wasn't having a dig at you. Just people in general don't seem to want to bother thinking. Your last post for instance (now I am having a go at you). Is it really necessary to post this on a forum looking for help? Maybe I'm just blinded by experience, but you yourself have 700+ posts under your belt. It's not really that hard to figure out that a string that starts with a double quote needs to end with a double quote.

No, not unless the data is going into a database query.

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Or they would learn to *think*.

First things first, because your just starting out, you should get in the habit now of indenting your code properly. Reading your code might seem easy enough now, wait until your application has a few hundred thousand lines of code. Secondly, you cannot output any data prior to calling the header() function. Make sure you have error reporting turned on and you should see warnings about his fact. As for your questions; Is it secure? Overal, there is nothing to be concerned about. The script doesn't actually do a greta deal. Why your encoding everything using html entities is beyond me though, your not sending a html email. Second issue; You have the data the user has submitted in variables. Use them. Third issue; At it's simplest you can simply store all your error messages within an array and then display them next to each missing form element.

http://au.php.net/manual/en/ssh2.installation.php

PHP simply outputs content to the browser. In your case, it would output the JavaScript contained in your else statement. Wether it *runs* or not depends entirely on your JavaScript code.

Considering your post contains no PHP its quite obvious this isn't the right board. How about you think before posting where ever you like.

This is what the htpasswd command is for.

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