[Release][PHP] the ultimate Admin Panel

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Originally Posted by HossamEvil How Work !!

edit your SQL Information in config.php

edit the Admin Username & Password in the same file

and you're done :)

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Seen better admin panels.

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Originally Posted by sinxtra Seen better admin panels.

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ignore the name that was a troll

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Originally Posted by 哈野浅哈 appreciate your work

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Originally Posted by hazemooking yeah man i always wanted to help the community my Index is the best so far, i appreciate y'all comments they make me feel motivated to release new PHP PANELS from the BEST Coder living on Planet Earth ME Have Fun haha :)

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Originally Posted by DolaSamir Thank you man your the candle that light the..sro. community way💡💡👏👏

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I have a question. You're using PDO, which is fine. Why are you not using prepared statements?
It offers secure escaping of all additional parameters in an SQL-Query for the price of a few more lines.
Your Sql::secure-function is far too restrictive and will fail especially for ownerByCharName.

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(Or is there a problem with the PDO-Driver for mssql?)

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Originally Posted by florian0 I have a question. You're using PDO, which is fine. Why are you not using prepared statements? It offers secure escaping of all additional parameters in an SQL-Query for the price of a few more lines. Your Sql::secure-function is far too restrictive and will fail especially for ownerByCharName. See: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] (Or is there a problem with the PDO-Driver for mssql?)

too lazy to use prepared statements man you can do it yourself it's not that hard

there's absolutely no problem with PDO MSSQL i just happened to be comfortable with ODBC you could change it from odbc to mssql