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Our professor in PHP Programming is very choosy that he requires us to verify if the user enter the UPPERCASE format of the user name registered the program will show an invalid user. What he's trying to say is the user must enter a 100% identical to the username he registered. If the username registered is LOWERCASE he must enter a LOWERCASE username if the username registered is UPPERCASE he must enter an UPPERCASE username to LOGIN.

 

:'(

OK, but that's not a question.

 

Perhaps post a question, and as it's obviously some kind of course work, also post what you have so far and maybe we can point you in the right direction, although I expect people will be reluctant to actually do it for you, as you need to understand what the code is doing.

yEAH THANKS! I already figured it out. he he he . It is just a matter of being a noob php programmer. I also finished encrpyting it using Password hashing. and it definitely a package for security and validation. Thanks for inspiring me . :)

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