Re: [PHP] Advanced User Authentication

2002-06-18 Thread George Whiffen
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviado el: Viernes, 14 de Junio de 2002 03:11 a.m. Para: César Aracena CC: PHP General List Asunto: Re: [PHP] Advanced User Authentication I think you're making it needlessly complicated. Why don't you just select * from * FROM auth WHERE authname

RE: [PHP] Advanced User Authentication

2002-06-14 Thread César Aracena
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviado el: Viernes, 14 de Junio de 2002 03:11 a.m. Para: César Aracena CC: PHP General List Asunto: Re: [PHP] Advanced User Authentication I think you're making it needlessly complicated. Why don't you just select * from * FROM auth WHERE authname = '$username

RE: [PHP] Advanced User Authentication --- solved

2002-06-14 Thread César Aracena
French [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviado el: Viernes, 14 de Junio de 2002 03:29 a.m. Para: César Aracena Asunto: Re: [PHP] Advanced User Authentication This is a reasonably in-depth topic, and I don't have any experience with the book in question, but here's some code to follow. Please

RE: [PHP] Advanced User Authentication --- solved

2002-06-14 Thread Chris Bunting
Hi All, Here is a link to an easy to use session program. Has all the code needed I think. This is what I have been using to get used to sessions and all. http://www.trios.org/php/sessions/ Hope this helps soneone, Chris _ Send

Re: [PHP] Advanced User Authentication

2002-06-13 Thread Miguel Cruz
I think you're making it needlessly complicated. Why don't you just select * from * FROM auth WHERE authname = '$username' AND authpass = password('$password') and not worry about WHERE authlevel = 1? Then, if that query is successful, you can just fetch the result row and see what