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Dingbats ; Send PM Posts: 1970 Threads: 50 Mood: Optative Money: £268.57 (D) (+ Friend)	How can I view what I have inserted into a table with phpMyAdmin? The 'view' tab is disabled. How can I view what I have inserted into a table with phpMyAdmin? The 'view' tab is disabled.
10.05.04 17:52 Post #1	[Softbrain Games] [Hide Sig (2)] [Profile] [Quote]
Zogger! Looking For Status Send PM Posts: 3954 Threads: 62 Money: £93.82 (D) (+ Friend)	Don't think I've ever even seen a view tab... Just select a table from the frame on the left, scroll to the bottom and click Go (as long as the box says "select * from [table]") underneath the "Run SQL query..." box Don't think I've ever even seen a view tab... Just select a table from the frame on the left, scroll to the bottom and click Go (as long as the box says "select * from [table]") underneath the "Run SQL query..." box ________________ You know I'm a dancing machine
10.05.04 17:56 Post #2	[Hide Sig (8)] [Profile] [Quote]
Dingbats ; Send PM Posts: 1970 Threads: 50 Mood: Optative Money: £268.57 (D) (+ Friend)	Thanks! Thanks!:)
10.05.04 18:35 Post #3	[Softbrain Games] [Hide Sig (2)] [Profile] [Quote]
C1 Looking For Status Send PM Posts: 0 Threads: 0 Money: £0.18 (D) (+ Friend)	Quoted :: Dingbats How can I view what I have inserted into a table with phpMyAdmin? The 'view' tab is disabled. Why's it disabled? [quote=Dingbats] How can I view what I have inserted into a table with phpMyAdmin? The 'view' tab is disabled. [/quote] Why's it disabled?
10.05.04 20:42 Post #4	[Hide Sig (2)] [Profile] [Quote]
Dingbats ; Send PM Posts: 1970 Threads: 50 Mood: Optative Money: £268.57 (D) (+ Friend)	It was disabled because I hadn't inserted any data, I just thought I had... I have a new problem, BTW. I'm making a login script, and this is the code I'm using for checking if the username and password are correct: \n "SELECT * FROM users WHERE name = '".$username."' AND password = '".$password."'" \n And it works, but it's case-insensitive. How can I make the password checking case-sensitive? It was disabled because I hadn't inserted any data, I just thought I had...:roll: I have a new problem, BTW. I'm making a login script, and this is the code I'm using for checking if the username and password are correct: [code] "SELECT * FROM users WHERE name = '".$username."' AND password = '".$password."'" [/code] And it works, but it's case-insensitive. How can I make the password checking case-sensitive?
11.05.04 16:53 Post #5	[Softbrain Games] [Hide Sig (2)] [Profile] [Quote]

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