In a lot of PHP code that I have seen, there are lines such as this:
mysql_connect('localhost', 'mysql_login()', 'mysql_password()');
that is used to "hide" the login and password from someone should they
somehow view the code instead of the output of the PHP file. My question
is, how do I set up those "functions" mysql_login and mysql_password? Are
they just standard functions defined in a header someplace? Or is this even
the best, most secure way of handling it?
Ryan Shrout
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