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So this thread is almost 5 months old and still no screenshots? Or did I miss something?
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Join Today!So this thread is almost 5 months old and still no screenshots? Or did I miss something?
Tiles are not even aligned.
Uhh... what? Securely storing sensitive data is literally the first thing you should ever code support for in the beginning of any project.
You're completely happy to store passwords in plaintext? Christ.
Thanks for the advice, I've added a MD5 hash for the passwords.It's better to make it a habit, than just forgetting it should you ever get a job as a developer
Will keep this in my mind and edit my current code, thanks.It doesn't drop performance or anything but using a correct naming convention makes your code cleaner and in some way more professional.
PHP:public function Execute() {
Function names should either be camelCase or under_score, so like:
PHP:public function execute() {
And for example this function:
PHP:public function GenerateKey($userid) {
Would be either
PHP:public function generateKey($userid) {
Or
PHP:public function generate_key($userid) {
And variables start with a lowercase. So
PHP:$Config = [];
Would be
PHP:$config = [];
Yeah you're 13. What should've happend in your life already? Hash passwords or stop developing, thats it. LOL.
Alright, no need for sarcasm over here buddy.Must be an early April fools joke.
I have restarted the project just a few days ago.So this thread is almost 5 months old and still no screenshots? Or did I miss something?
It doesn't drop performance or anything but using a correct naming convention makes your code cleaner and in some way more professional.
Thanks for the advice, I've added a MD5 hash for the passwords..
Thanks, using "sha256" now.It's better, but I suggest something like SHA2, as MD5 is kinda outdated.
You would use the password_hash instead (without providing your own salt)Thanks, using "sha256" now.
$hash = password_hash($password, PASSWORD_DEFAULT);
Meh its just Habbo guys. Even MD5 with a random salt would still be cosidered safe for this application type.