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As a beginner's study-case, this is nice, thumbs up for that, but... Where's the mention about that storing login-information in javascript is anything but secure? This stuff is useful only for a toy or studying how things work, and should never be actually used on a real web-page, and this …

I'm wondering is there anything specific I should take into account when writing CMS logging (debug/alerts) into a plain text file? To specify more what I have in mind, think of logging into SQL database, and how stuff need to be escaped to be sure there won't be injection-attack thru …

Acquiring the salt is not possible, if breach is thru SQL-injection and the salt (or part of it) is not in the database at all.

Hi! I hope I'm throwing this thread into a correct (sub)forum, at least I think this should be the correct one. If it's wrong, please, make sure the tar is warm, and don't use chicken's feathers as they make my nose tickle inside, thanks. I have a suggestion, sort of …

First of all, your query in adminsave.php is begging for sql-injection attack. Even if it's a page meant for admins, do not rely blindly on the input, even if you have javascript validation (javascript is ran on clientside, easily modified). A tiny bug somewhere in the code could mean compromise …

Why not use phpBB's own code? https://www.phpbb.com/kb/article/phpbb3-cross-site-sessions-integration/ Plus... $username = utf8_normalize_nfc(request_var('user', '', true)); $password = utf8_normalize_nfc(request_var('password', '', true)); $autologin = (!empty($_POST['autologin'])) ? true : false; $result = $auth->login($username, $password, $autologin); if ($result['status'] == LOGIN_SUCCESS) { $reason = "Login successful"; } else { $reasons=array( 'LOGIN_ERROR_PASSWORD'=>'Wrong password', 'LOGIN_ERROR_USERNAME'=>'Unknown user', 'NO_PASSWORD_SUPPLIED'=>'Provide password' ); …

Hello! My friend has Acer Aspire 9305WSMi laptop which does no longer boot when powered, it only gives error message with sound, which is three beeps: One longer, two short. Screen does not react a bit, attached external screen does not react at all. Harddrive does a little of work …

I don't know which is better for income, but the path to take entirely depends on your skills. * If you're good with graphics but have no skill nor interest with coding, web designing is your way. * If you're good with code, yet lack skill to produce good graphics …

*Parallex* or *parallax*? Google suggests later. Nice looking page, yet, with 1,6GHz eMachines (E620) laptop, it efficiently kneels Iceweasel (rebranded Firefox) on Debian 6. Plus, the parallax effect is quite unnoticeable - at first glance, I didn't even notice it.

If the need for storing is only temporal, then cookies could help with this. Otherwise you could use AJAX to store (and retrieve) those values more permanently. [url]http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_http.asp[/url]

Because this is the first page I came to look when googling for "wget equivalent mac", and this page did not provide the answer, I'll add it, as I found an answer by further looking the results. Sorry for bumping 6 years old thread. Also, I don't know when this …

[url=http://www.phpbb.com/]phpBB-forum[/url] has this ability, if it's not browser-based ability. You could dig the method from it's code. Although, one way is with AJAX: When field content changes, JS sends the content to server for storage. Time interval (or something else) is needed to avoid flooding the server with every single …

Just as EvolutionFallen wrote, but leave { out from the end of the line.

I'm building my own CMS (alone, from a scratch, with exception of borrowing account management from phpBB-forum, and MySQL-class), and I can say that making "mini-CMS" is relatively easy. While on the other hand, the more editability for appearance it has, and the more easy of use it has, the …