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custom password encoder help
what's the simplest way to do this

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custom password encoder help

knotworking
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Posted 04/27/05 - 12:31 PM:	#1
Paul- I posted this question back in December and you gave me an answer but, upon rereading the post, you edited your solution. Here's that post: http://www.webmastersite.net/forums/comments.php?... It's taken me sometime to convert and debug my new databases but, they are finally ready. Still have the same problem with the passwords. I do not encode the passwords so, I need a simple encoder file that does not do any conversion. I've spent all day messing with the vbulletinencoder.php file (it's all I have to work with). I can figure out all the code in there, though I've tweaked it all. Another flavor in the same problem is that I keep getting "Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource" whenever I try to use the encoder file. Removing the integration script and it all works fine so, if I can get the password issue worked out, I think I may be ready to go. Thanks for any help or direction!

Paul
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Posted 04/28/05 - 07:12 AM:	#2
It should be <?php $password = $userpassword; ?> And then the main integration file would be <?php $memberstable = 'wsngallery_members'; $otherencoder = 'yes'; $admingroup = '3'; ?> This is less than ideal as it'll make using different usergroups a pain. 2.20 will have a simple option to use no encoding. Edited by Paul on 04/28/05 - 07:16 AM
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knotworking
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Posted 04/28/05 - 09:25 AM:	#3
Everything I seem to do coding-wise is less-than-ideal. Thanks for the quick reply!!!

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