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adding to site, need opinions.


ardyandkari

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ok here's the deal, i have a site set up where customers can come in and add their own information to it...

i know that i am going to have to add a password protect to the site...probably to the entire dircectory. my question is this though...when doing passwords and such should i have an id field in the database?  i didnt put one in because when inputting their data the sql returned the fact that they didnt have anything in the id field even though it was auto_increment...

should i put in the id and use a_i? if so, how do i have the input form do the id portion?

thanks
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ok... here are the fields in my database:

name
type
phone
county
city
description
email
web

should i have an id field with auto_increment on?  i want to have a customer login page where they can change their information (essientally they would be changing their database entry.)

just wondering if not having one would screw things up...
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