Authentication Article
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Authentication Article
Since I spend most of my day on here, would anyone give me their comments on the article I wrote for Jason?
Good article, eargerly awaiting the second part.
Here are some things that you might want to consider:
method="post" vs method="POST" some browsers are still stupid and default to GET unless they get POST exactly.
You might want to provide a brief digression in your followup article about not connecting to the database as the database owner, if you can create additional non-privileged database users.
Otherwise I don't see anything missing that would fit in the scope of the tutorial
Here are some things that you might want to consider:
method="post" vs method="POST" some browsers are still stupid and default to GET unless they get POST exactly.
You might want to provide a brief digression in your followup article about not connecting to the database as the database owner, if you can create additional non-privileged database users.
Otherwise I don't see anything missing that would fit in the scope of the tutorial
real good.
May we/I hotlink to the article if handy?
"q: how do I login.... a: take a look here"
"q: why does my login... a:take a look here"
"q: my login... a:take a look here"

May we/I hotlink to the article if handy?
"q: how do I login.... a: take a look here"
"q: why does my login... a:take a look here"
"q: my login... a:take a look here"
Well, ironically, Piera and I met Because of PHP, and partly because of NewbieNetwork.net.
To make a long story short, I kept seeing Chris (PHPDeveloper.org) post about a place called #php on an IRC server called OpenProjects (irc.openprojects.net). So I checked it out, and started hanging out there.
Well, that is where Piera and I met, and now instead of living 8 hours away, I live 8 minutes away. So in some far off place, yes, building that website got me a chick.

To make a long story short, I kept seeing Chris (PHPDeveloper.org) post about a place called #php on an IRC server called OpenProjects (irc.openprojects.net). So I checked it out, and started hanging out there.
Well, that is where Piera and I met, and now instead of living 8 hours away, I live 8 minutes away. So in some far off place, yes, building that website got me a chick.