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There's no way to un-encrypt the password once it's been passed through a MD5 hash. Those are only one-way. If the problem that you are having is just trying to get users to be logged in, then all you need to do is perform a MD5 hash on the password that the ueser gives when they login. You can do that in PHP, but it is probably more secure (and faster) to do it in your SQL query. ...

Definately option 2. That's the best and most reliable way to do this. To make sure that the speed isn't a problem, just set up an index in the users ID column in the table that holds the posts. That's all that it takes.

I'm going to assume you don't even have a login feature yet. You'd most likely know how if you did. You'll need to use a database. Increment the value you've designated for this purpose upon every successful authentication. There's not much more that can be said before this thread turns itself into an all-out login script / php+mysql tutorial, the likes of which exist all over the Web....

Method I'd use: PHP Code: $get = $_GET ; $get [ "edit" ] = 1 ; $url = strtok ( $_SERVER [ "REQUEST_URI" ], "?" ) . "?" . http_build_query ( $get );

Please show a little of your xml. var_dump() output does not provide enough information to answer your question.

Organization As a general rule of thumb, you should never have more than 1 class in a single file. Split the classes back up in to their own files and create a separate registry file that includes them. Any time you need most of the classes, include the registry file. I would take most of the brains out of the header file and put them into its own file that you require_once ...

I'm using CentOS 4.2. I compiled PHP 5.2.11 on Apache 2.2.14, using the following prefixes: Quote: --prefix=/usr/local/apache2/php --with-config-file-path=/usr/local/apache2/php When I opened php.ini, it says extension_dir = "./" . Since my prefix is /usr/local/apache2/php/, I assume ./ means the same directory as the prefix dir. So I put an .so module in /...

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