$sql = “select last from admin where user = ‘$_POST[user]’ AND password = old_password(’$_POST[password]’)”;
I am using php 5.5 with mysqli
I am getting this error
FUNCTION upsn_database1.old_password does not exist
$sql = “select last from admin where user = ‘$_POST[user]’ AND password = old_password(’$_POST[password]’)”;
I am using php 5.5 with mysqli
I am getting this error
FUNCTION upsn_database1.old_password does not exist
First of all, why are you using php 5.5? Most servers now are way beyond php 5.5 and I don’t even know if 5.5 is still supported?
Anyways, you should be using password password_hash and password_verify - I’m pretty sure those functions are still built into php 5.5, but if not they can be added. Though it still would be easier to use a later version of PHP.
You also should be using prepared statements instead of inserting a user’s supplied data directly into the query string. Other than that I don’t know what you are doing, but it sounds like function uspn_database… doesn’t exist.
MySQL has functions like other programming languages. When you use the form foo(bar)
, MySQL assumes you’re trying to call the function foo()
and breaks when it can’t find it.
It looks like you’re just trying to thrash out an authentication system; that’s a dangerous project to learn on but if you want to, you should take care to get a better idea of the fundamentals of both MySQL and secure database interaction in PHP.
The MySql password hashing functions where NEVER intended to be used for public-side user information. If this is just a script/query you found and are trying to make it work, forget you ever saw this.