PHP Database
This is the database I built.
What I want to do is: the front-desk customer enters the user name (username) and password (password), then I go to user_table table, find and username matching items, if not, then return, if any, then compare the password match.
Trouble writing pseudo-code;
Reply to discussion (solution)
As long as the use of SQL for the pair is good, for example:
SELECT Count (*) user_table WHERE username= ' user name ' and password= ' password ' LIMIT 1
If the return is 1 at this point, it means that it has been matched and the user name or password is incorrect.
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As long as the use of SQL for the pair is good, for example:
SELECT Count (*) user_table WHERE username= ' user name ' and password= ' password ' LIMIT 1
If the return is 1 at this point, it means that it has been matched and the user name or password is incorrect.
It's missing a from.
Select COUNT (*) from user_table where username= "username" and password= "password"
As long as the use of SQL for the pair is good, for example:
SELECT Count (*) user_table WHERE username= ' user name ' and password= ' password ' LIMIT 1
If the return is 1 at this point, it means that it has been matched and the user name or password is incorrect.
What is this, a compiler? I'm using Notepad Plus.
As long as the use of SQL for the pair is good, for example:
SELECT Count (*) user_table WHERE username= ' user name ' and password= ' password ' LIMIT 1
If the return is 1 at this point, it means that it has been matched and the user name or password is incorrect.
What is this, a compiler? I'm using Notepad Plus.
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