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June 21st, 2000, 11:11 PM
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Assuming $password is the password, pass is the field, and whatever is the table, you could do something like:
if( mysql_result(mysql_query(select pass from whatever where pass=password($password)),0,0)) But if you're only using password() for this basic authentication it would be better to just use PHP's crypt() function...
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June 22nd, 2000, 09:24 AM
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1. Thanxs for the first solution. I must test it...
2. Can you show me an expample how to use the crypt() function with php and mysql!? I have just tested it, but it doesn't work!
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