Need some quick help with PHP.

Hey everyone, here’s the error I’m getting:

Here is line 30-34:

Nobody?

http://www.webmaster-talk.com/php-forum/30581-warning-preg_replace-function-preg-replace-no.html

Ah it was working just a forgotten period. That’ll always screw the whole thing up

Thanks Jeffrey!

Also one more thing, kinda still learning but am getting there

How do I md5 this password? I want a hash in the mysql table, but am not sure the correct way to do that. Here is the insert line:

How do I md5 this password? I want a hash in the mysql table, but am not sure the correct way to do that. Here is the insert line:

$res2 = mysql_query("INSERT INTO tbl_user (email, password) VALUES('".$registerEmail."','".$registerPassword."')");

Two different ways (same results)

$registerPassword = md5($registerPassword);
$res2 = mysql_query("INSERT INTO tbl_user (email, password) VALUES('".$registerEmail."','".$registerPassword."')");

or

$res2 = mysql_query("INSERT INTO tbl_user (email, password) VALUES('".$registerEmail."','". md5($registerPassword) ."')");

Weird, no matter what password I type in, I’m always getting the same hash in my table:

3c2ef8fb58d5a42413bfa513921bac43

Any ideas why? I used your second solution above. So I was doing it right, it’s just the same hash is being used no matter what I type in. Any thoughts?

Weird, no matter what password I type in, I’m always getting the same hash in my table:

3c2ef8fb58d5a42413bfa513921bac43

Any ideas why? I used your second solution above. So I was doing it right, it’s just the same hash is being used no matter what I type in. Any thoughts?

are you sure of that? is the same? don’t change any letter or number? are you testing online or in your computer?

Yes I am sure. Every time I submit the form, no matter what data in the password field, always the exact hash. So what would be the cause of this then?