| Senior Member Name: Daz Location: London, UK Join Date: Apr 2006
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| The only things I can think of that would require MD5() are for logins. For that you need a database, MySQL goes well with PHP.
An example I found on the net can be found here. I haven't tried it out yet, but I intend to later on just to see how it works. It requires MySQL.
Judging by reading the summary, it MD5's on the clientside and macthes it up on the serverside instead of sending a plain-text password as it were... I'm confused now!
Bah, i'll find an easier example that's easy to get!
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