AbyssalLord
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Nice explanation. Btw, make sure the passwords are encrypted. If not, I would suggest to use md5(). It's a very simple and very efficient method of making passwords more secure.
what how is this a bad thingAbyssalLord":39jtjmt7 said:No offense, but your top sites login sucks. The username is case sensitive, so if your username is something like this -- AbySsAlLOrd -- (mine isnt really like that), you have to remember all of the caps. If you are using php, try the strtoupper() function. Secondly, it seems your site cannot hold a session, which in reality, makes the login useless in the first place because every time you go to a new page, you're logged out. You really need to work that out...
I checked out the passwords and they are encrypted. Sadly my PHP looks nothing like your example, Nphyx, if you look at the bottom of my topsites page you'll see what php service it runs with.AbyssalLord":y3d0kgj4 said:Btw, make sure the passwords are encrypted. If not, I would suggest to use md5(). It's a very simple and very efficient method of making passwords more secure.
serrated_colon":q9ssuog1 said:what how is this a bad thingAbyssalLord":q9ssuog1 said:No offense, but your top sites login sucks. The username is case sensitive, so if your username is something like this -- AbySsAlLOrd -- (mine isnt really like that), you have to remember all of the caps. If you are using php, try the strtoupper() function. Secondly, it seems your site cannot hold a session, which in reality, makes the login useless in the first place because every time you go to a new page, you're logged out. You really need to work that out...
stop using retarded nicknames, case sensitivity is a good thing imho and it's too much of a minor issue in usernames for one to even consider the issue
just implement case-sensitive usernames, no reason not to