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Hello, I hope it's ok to ask this question here. I have a registration script, but I'm not sure how to handle it efficiently and I have some questions about it. This is used in the page 'signup.php'. The class is called 'User'. I haven't noticed any errors or bugs. It would be very useful for me to be aware of my mistakes. public function regUser($uname,$upass,$upassverify) { $new_password = password_hash($upass, PASSWORD_DEFAULT); if(!password_verify($upassverify, $new_password)) { // passwords are not the same (I thought it would be better to do this afte
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I am getting Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function real_query() on null with this code: public final function Retrieve($TABLE, $CRIT){ $_query = "SELECT * FROM `{$TABLE}` WHERE "; foreach($CRIT as $_field => $info){ $_query .= " `{$_field}` = `{$info}` &&"; } if($this->LINK->real_query(rtrim($_query, ' &'))){ return $this->LINK->store_result(); } else{ return json_encode(array("Error"=>$this->LINK->errno(), "Description"=>$this->LINK->error())); } } (LINK is my mysql_connect() result.) I have tried ev
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I wrote a Token Generator class based off the code from the following thread. It works as expected. I just want to get some more eyes on it for any feedback on improvements or problems. http://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/298729-forgotten-password/?hl=%2Bmcrypt_create_iv&do=findComment&comment=1524084 <?php /** * Class Token * * Generates a Cryptographically Secure Pseudo Random Number Generator (CSPRNG) */ class Token { /** * Generates a pseudo-random string of bytes * * @return string */ public function getRandomBytes() { return op
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I was practicing OOP and made a simple class to log logins. Does anyone see any problems with this or improvements that can be made? Any issue with using NOW() in the query string instead of a placeholder? In another thread, @Jaques1 said: How would I implement that? I rtfm and don't understand it as of yet. <?php // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Database Connection // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- $dbhost = 'localhost'; $dbname = 'test'; $dbuser = 'root'; $dbpass = ''; $charset = '
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Hi all, I have just put together a tentative proof of concept MVC framework proposal. After many weeks of slogging through an array of PHP MVC tutorials and courses (some of which I paid for) I have decided to strip back all the frills, bells and whistles to try and put together a core proof of concept that uses best practices. In this simplified example I am trying to test the viability of the framework itself... so there is no routing code or query string management and the controller and action are hard coded. Here is the repository: https://github.com/JethroHazelhurst/psr-4-mvc I like -
I want to see your opinion about OOP and Procedural. Which method has more easier to code in PHP? I'm using Procedural, but I notice PHP can read OOP as C++. Which is better for PHP? Thanks, Gary
