Filip, you missed a ' after ['password']." ;)

3 years 23 days and still glad to be a member. It sure is amazing how far Codenstuff's come in 3 years.

one question, why use sessions and cookies at the same time? They both serve the same purpose, just one is clientside and the other is serverside.

So I've been developing extensively recently on my server and such and I've become pretty keen of Node.JS. I think there should be a section on the forum dedicated to it seeing as though it's a pretty nice language for beginners of server-side code. It took me about 3 days to learn it to the point o...

You could try function delline($file,$str){ if(!$fp = fopen($file,"w+")){ return false; } if(!$cont = fread($fp)){ return false; } $cont = str_replace($str."\r\n","",$cont); if(!fwrite($fp,$cont)){ return false; } if(!fclose($fp)){ return false; } return true; } all of ...

a simple "UPDATE `{table_name}` SET `{col1}` = '{val1}' AND `{col2}` = '{val2}'" should work for you.

It is possible with some libraries e.g. it was managed in nodejs. C++ is your best bet for PHP incorporation though seeing as though that's the closest to the base language.

You might wanna use a function like $db->prepare (PDO) or mysql_real_escape_string (mysql_*). If you're using mysql_* I highly suggest switching to PDO.

Happy birthday!

I know GLaDOS said the cake was a lie, but:

for anyone who is wondering why it doesn't work, should be (missing ")")