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I am using this https://github.com/ircmaxell/password_compat I have no problem using it on a local server. But as soon as I test it on a live server, it gives me an error like this. Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '{' in /home/public_html/sub/snippets/password.php on line 19 The error is on the same line as the beginning of the code in that library. Why is this happening? -
Unfortunately my ideas out pace my skills. I have a database that I would like certain people to access their own info, but nobody else's. It's not super sensitive info and won't mean much to anyone other than the end user but we don't like the idea of others accessing it so we'd like to put some protection on it. What I was hoping for is a dropdown list (there's about 30 or so clients that would be in a mysql table) where they can pick out their name, then text box for the password. When they hit submit button it would lead them to their own page with a table and their own info from a mysql table. I can get each one of these details to work separately, but I'm having trouble putting them all together (the password is where things get muddled). Can anyone point me to a place where they've already figured this out? Thanks!
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Hello! I am very new to coding, and need some help in getting javascript to verify whether a password has upper- and lowercase letters, and a number. I've already written a part where it checks if the password matches the second time you write it, but for the life of me I can't get the other shit to work. Here is what I have in the scripting department so far: { var password1 = document.getElementById('password1'); var password2 = document.getElementById('password2'); var message = document.getElementById('confirmMessage'); var goodColor = "#66cc66"; var badColor = "#ff6666"; if(password1.value == password2.value){ password2.style.backgroundColor = goodColor; message.style.color = goodColor; message.innerHTML = "Passwords Match!" }else{ password2.style.backgroundColor = badColor; message.style.color = badColor; message.innerHTML = "Passwords Do Not Match!" }
