awesome video but i have one question , can you connect to mysql database without using that login.php ? if it is possible could you make a video showing how
I created password field in database, and typing password in text box it stores in the database but its shows the password which not in the encrypted format, wat i can do
when creating password field in the database itself ,wat attribute to be given
@sivaramakrish2007 nothing on the database side. In php when you write your SQL make sure you don't store the $_POST['password']. You need to md5($_POST['password']) and store that in the database.
That was the main goal of this tutorial, I suggest watching another time to make sure you understand how this login process works.
Ha, yea, as i was reading through some more of the docs I found that. Would've been nice to know before hand, but hey at least in doing it this way I learned how to access the DOM Element if i need it. Thanks!
Great videos
Mega1hacker 3 months ago
could you give us a download link to files so we don't have to make them?
derkjna 5 months ago
awesome video but i have one question , can you connect to mysql database without using that login.php ? if it is possible could you make a video showing how
thanks
officalmask7 6 months ago
@officalmask7 you mean using the same php file?
optikalefxx 6 months ago
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gekkeabt 5 months ago
@officalmask7 Maybe if you use the post method
put this in the same page of the form on the bottom(php)
if($_POST){
login script goes here
}
it checks when you click on the button
gekkeabt 5 months ago
very good this is video fantastic thaks
fastelio 8 months ago
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DonsanUsake569 11 months ago
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yamunamaligi 1 year ago
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angelchastainc3ln3v 1 year ago
I created password field in database, and typing password in text box it stores in the database but its shows the password which not in the encrypted format, wat i can do
when creating password field in the database itself ,wat attribute to be given
sivaramakrish2007 1 year ago
@sivaramakrish2007 nothing on the database side. In php when you write your SQL make sure you don't store the $_POST['password']. You need to md5($_POST['password']) and store that in the database.
That was the main goal of this tutorial, I suggest watching another time to make sure you understand how this login process works.
optikalefxx 1 year ago
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imrankhan2532 10 months ago
why select username where username='' makes no sense?
ordiantakeover 1 year ago
@ordiantakeover Where does it say that, it says select username where username='$user' ?
optikalefxx 1 year ago
@optikalefxx 9:13
U are fetching the username while u already have the username, because u wanted to fetch where username is blabla
ordiantakeover 1 year ago
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ronipthomas 1 year ago
The best of all... :-)
ronipthomas 1 year ago
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ronipthomas 1 year ago
@ronipthomas *confused.
optikalefxx 1 year ago
@optikalefxx The best of all... :-)
ronipthomas 1 year ago
thx!
iisdan 1 year ago
Great work.....
codex73 1 year ago
I love your videos man! keep it up.
gonzalezluis78 2 years ago
Oh wow, I needed to know how to integrate PHP and jQuery for my YouTube API stuff.
Thank you so much for this video.
You're a lot like me with the videos.
We have good videos, but not many subscribers or views.
Maybe we should work together and form one channel for videos like this.
warlord90210 2 years ago
Ha, yea, as i was reading through some more of the docs I found that. Would've been nice to know before hand, but hey at least in doing it this way I learned how to access the DOM Element if i need it. Thanks!
optikalefxx 2 years ago
Also to change the value:
$("#message").val("error");
good luck!
oscargalileo 2 years ago
Can get the value of a field in this way also:
$("#user").val();
Is easier... greetings!
oscargalileo 2 years ago
nice, thanks.
Sotelio 2 years ago