array : PHP

hi dear
this is possible carry on.

"Murat SAYGILI" <saygili@altay.com.tr> wrote in message
news:005501cb7a84$8f53d9e0$7d00000a@altaymrk...
> Hi,
> Can I put my oracle selection into array.
> For example
>
> this is a table
> name surname address
> john silver california
> budd elley newyork
>
>
>
> I want to insert $data[1][1]=john
> and $data[1][2]=silver and so on. I am asking
> this because I will make table and insert it with selection results.
> Thanks
> Murat
>
>
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I know that when you run session_start() it sets/gets the sessionid from a
cookie (if you have that setup in PHP, which I do). I also know that the
lifetime of these is generally zero, until the browser closes, but is there
a way to set the lifetime of the sessionID when I call session_start()?

--Thanks

Matt wrote:

>I know that when you run session_start() it sets/gets the sessionid from a
>cookie (if you have that setup in PHP, which I do). I also know that the
>lifetime of these is generally zero, until the browser closes, but is there
>a way to set the lifetime of the sessionID when I call session_start()?

Maybe this'll help..

void session_set_cookie_params (int lifetime [, string path [, string domain]])

http://www.php.net/manual/html/funct...ie-params.html

-Brian

This may be an dumb question...

After I encrypt a string using the md5() function, how do I decrypt it back
into the original string?

--Thanks

On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Matt wrote:

> This may be an dumb question...
>
> After I encrypt a string using the md5() function, how do I decrypt it back
> into the original string?
>
> --Thanks
>

Simple: you can't.

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Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams <ignacio@openservices.net>

Matt (matt@smokescreen.org) recycled some electrons by writing:

> After I encrypt a string using the md5() function, how do I decrypt it back
> into the original string?

You don't. MD5 is a hashing thing, not an encrypting thing, so you can't get
the original string back.



Stewart

> After I encrypt a string using the md5() function, how do I decrypt it back
> into the original string?
>
MD5 is one-way encryption meaning you can't decrypt it. If you store something like user's
passwords using MD5 and then want to compare what the user typed in to what is stored you
just need to compare the two MD5'd values.

- Jamie

MD5 doesn't decrypt, it's used for a comparison, good for storing
passwords in a database, because you can validate whether someone
entered the correct password, but if someone gained access to your db
they wouldn't see the passwords.

make sense?

Steve Nelson
http://www.SecretAgents.com
Tools for Fusebox Developers

Matt wrote:
>
> This may be an dumb question...
>
> After I encrypt a string using the md5() function, how do I decrypt it back
> into the original string?
>
> --Thanks
>
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Evidently you already know that you can't. That's already been answered.
You might look into using mcrypt. It will allow you encrypt/decrypt
strings.

http://www.php.net/manual/ref.mcrypt.php

Jason

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Subject: [PHP] MD5


This may be an dumb question...

After I encrypt a string using the md5() function, how do I decrypt it back
into the original string?

--Thanks


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