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[Daevius]

It should've been

<input type="password" name="password" />

or

<input type="password" name="pass">

 

[AngryCat]

yeah,, xD

and one thing i've never understood,, why do some people add a '?' at the end of the
'action' link?

 

[Pieman]

It doesn't matter really, "?" Is used to separate the file name from variables that are being passed through an url. But in this case "post" is used so the variables aren't passed through the url. Thus it has no use.

 

[danse]

Angry it's called GET method and it's an option to pass variables further.

 

[AngryCat]

It doesn't matter really, "?" Is used to separate the file name from variables that are being passed through an url. But in this case "post" is used so the variables aren't passed through the url. Thus it has no use.

yeah,, thats why i've never understood it xD
since most of them have used it with a POST method

Angry it's called GET method and it's an option to pass variables further.

-.-'

 

[danse]

yeah,, thats why i've never understood it xD
since most of them have used it with a POST method



-.-'

and you never pass anything with a get method umm ?

 

[AngryCat]

nope,, i've actually never used the get method

 

[john_d]

$_GET $_POST .. what the difference anyone experienced enough can still send false info to both of them. $_GET just make a bit easier ^^

 

[Virtue~]

I wanna say i used the type=text to show to viewer that the password was truly correct. And theirs nothing bad about the $_GET method, you can either delete your viewing history your make sure you don't got a backdoor.

Cause keyloggers could find any password out anyway.

I know php very well now, i just like to start viewers of a basic to a more of a expert stage.

Sorry if i look like a Special person unch: