[Include] [DUDB] Userdatabase Management (Version 2.4, 4th July) // 0.2#Ready
#61

really easy to use. Nice
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#62

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really easy to use. Nice
Was this really necessary ?
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#63

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Was this really necessary ?
He is just getting his post count up, i am sure he wouldn't know a single native of this include.
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#64

Links are dead!!! Please update i need those files
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#65

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Links are dead!!! Please update i need those files
http://www.sendspace.com/file/c7g485
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#66

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Links are dead!!! Please update i need those files
Links work great! What doesn't work?
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#67

Is there any way to restore the password after it's already hashed?
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#68

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Is there any way to restore the password after it's already hashed?
i don't think so
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#69

There must be some way..
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#70

can this be used in sqlite?
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#71

Question Darco, Is it possible to search database for part of names with Dini?
example:- i Search "Blab" the name im searching for is "Blablaxd" to find part of names from database is it possible? please reply ASAP you get my message, Thanks.
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#72

Sorry, dont consider it spam, but where do they save? do i have to create some file in scriptfiles? if so what would i name it?
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#73

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Question Darco, Is it possible to search database for part of names with Dini?
example:- i Search "Blab" the name im searching for is "Blablaxd" to find part of names from database is it possible? please reply ASAP you get my message, Thanks.
Yes use %LIKE% for eaxample

SELECT * FROM `Somewhere` WHERE `Something`='%land%'

That will return all the results where Something contains land inside string.

So iceland, landrover and anything like that will match...And im SQL you can always use wildcards http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_wildcards.asp
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