On Thursday 02 September 2004 07:58, Pahlevanzadeh Mohsen wrote:
> $parameterforauth=array("dsn"=>"mysql://$username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mem",
> "table"=>"usernames",
> "usernamecol"=>"user",
> "passwordcol"=>"pass");
If you're 100% positive that the above is correct and both $username and
$password are what you expect them to be then because the following ...
> $ptr_auth_C=new Auth("DB",$parameterforauth,'Login');
> $ptr_auth_C->start();
> if ($ptr_auth_C->getAuth())
> echo "Successfuly loggined!!!!!!!";
... is not a standard PHP class you would have to ask the author of the class
for help.
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