Joshua4550

Sadly, this happens on all browsers!

Did this, still doing the same thing!

Nope, webhost. But other php files work, so it can't be the PHP on the webhost?

May I ask why you say md5 is a bad idea? Maybe mix md5 and sha1?

Php compiler? I save as php and upload to my webhost. Other php files i upload and run work perfectly.

This ^ It's built into HTML, theres no need for Javascript to do anything to check if they have it enabled.

EngInSite Do you know my problem?

Chinese symbols have taken over my page? Lol, Idk what happened - my IDE shows no errors and I checked on multiple syntax checking websites, all say it's fine - yet when I run it, it shows me a really weird page with chinese symbols, and is showing me some of my php code there too?! I don't think I changed anything to affect this? :S

Damn, I feel so foolish now! At least now I know to pass variables through to functions Thanks alot!

Yeah, sorry - I put the code into a function - the function seems to not be returning what it should though? function correctPostUser() { if ( ($_POST['user'] == $realuser) && (md5(md5($_POST['pass']) . "rs-ps") == $realpass) ) { $_SESSION['adminuser'] = $realuser; $_SESSION['adminpass'] = $realpass; $_SESION['adminsite'] = $site; return true; } return false; } Any reason why when I do: if (correctPostUser()) { echo 'true';} else { echo 'false';} It always returns false. I use it like this because I do that in Java, sorry if this is retarded, lol. Thanks again.

Please referr to the PHP manual for PHP date/time formatting! http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

Thanks, but again - still no :S Still says failed.

Try: header("Location: /index.php");

Thanks for replying, I checked the strlen before and after trimming, both $_POST and mysql result variables have the same lengths aswell, yet even after trimming it still says invalid

Just make sure that your code is flawless otherwise they may end up paying and then cocking it up and not being able to access it to upload the file. Probably best to use an authentication system (Assign them a login to upload the file with, then once they've used it, it expires. Or just a normal login, so you can identify who pays).

Still need this fixing! Ty.

^ That's a more efficient way, then. I also thank you ken. And i'm sorry, I just wasn't sure whether you could format arrays I know a lot more Java, so I tend to go about doing it how I would in Java, incase I mess anything up - and in Java you wouldn't be able to do that! Please post if Ken's code works!

Not a major at PHP, but couldn't you just use a for statement for format each one before you use the imp() function? Like so: for ($i = 0; $i <= count($date); $i++) { $date[$i] = date('d.m.y', strtotime($date[$i])); } Pretty sure this would work, and then you'd use your: imp($date,",") Only thing is that i'm not aware of any more-efficient methods of doing this, so if someone posts a better one then i'll learn something too! But yeah, that loop should do what you're seeking?

I only read it briefly, but from what I understand, firstly you wanted.. $type = $_GET['type']; // Clocks $category = $_GET['category']; // Gold echo '<a href="index.php?category=silver&type=' . $type . '">click to watch silver</a>'; Am i right in that's one of what you wanted? Say they first visited index.php?category=gold&type=clocks Then the link in the code i showed u would send them to index.php?category=silver&type=clocks

Yep - they exactly the ame when I echo them post user: demo post pass: 8f22fc9446281c6652288601a9e04870 db user: demo db pass: 8f22fc9446281c6652288601a9e04870

Yes, it encrypts the encrypted again using a salt, but more to the point - do you see my error? When I echo the $_POST, and the actual database results, both user and pass are both fine.

If I understand what you mean right, it's similar to before - the format now would simple be "d, m, y" so: date('d.m.y', strtotime($date)); For future reference on date/time formatiing, please referr to: http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

Hey, I'm making a simple database-stored login system, but when i'm checking username/pass' of the $_POST and the database result, it seems to not work, but if I echo them both, theyre exactly the same... $realpass = $array['adminpass']; $realuser = $array['adminuser']; if ($_POST['user'] == $realuser && md5(md5($_POST['pass']) . "rs-ps") == $realpass) { $_SESSION['adminuser'] = $realuser; $_SESSION['adminpass'] = $realpass; $_SESION['adminsite'] = $site; echo 'worked'; } else { echo 'failed'; } This always says failed, although if i make it print $realuser, $realpass, and $_POST['user'] and $_POST['pass'], they match as they should! What's wrong?! Thanks alot guys!

function convertToBase() { // Converts depending on selections/inputs var input = document.getElementById('number'); var toBaseObj = document.getElementById('to'); var fromBaseObj = document.getElementById('from'); var index = 0; var toBase = 2; var fromBase = 10; index = fromBaseObj.selectedIndex; fromBase = (index == 0 ? 10 : index == 1 ? 2 : index == 2 ? 16 : index == 3 ? 8 : 10); index = toBaseObj.selectedIndex; toBase = (index == 0 ? 2 : index == 1 ? 10 : index == 2 ? 16 : index == 3 ? 8 : 2); index = 0; var inputValue = parseInt(input.value, fromBase); var answer = inputValue.toString(toBase); alert("Your conversion of " + input.value + " (to base " + base + ") is: \n" + answer); } I don't see errors.

Nvm, pretty sure (If i remember correctly) I used the toString() method with the radix.