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CAN someone give me good link of tut for SQL register ?
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someone* can*, but will anyone here actually do* it, idk.
Googling is hard.
First learn how to work with SQL (selects, updates, deletes, inserts, queries pretty much)
Second learn how to apply it with .NET (Google again?)
First learn how to work with SQL (selects, updates, deletes, inserts, queries pretty much)
Second learn how to apply it with .NET (Google again?)
Originally Posted by 'Bruno
Googling is hard.
First learn how to work with SQL (selects, updates, deletes, inserts, queries pretty much)
Second learn how to apply it with .NET (Google again?)
First learn how to work with SQL (selects, updates, deletes, inserts, queries pretty much)
Second learn how to apply it with .NET (Google again?)
Originally Posted by tynab
Thanks for your excellent help but no :P , ill find some good tut here :P
One of the reasons I left minion.. Everyone is a leecher.. jeez
Originally Posted by 'Bruno
Are you that stupid? Come on, listen at least to the guy that is actually telling you how to do it the correct way.
One of the reasons I left minion.. Everyone is a leecher.. jeez
Originally Posted by tynab
i know , but now i need to make that register and then i'll add those things
You need to download SQL connector, then you should connect to your Online Database and Login, from that make a table on your Database set column name to username password etc. In your VB, code it like if a textbox's text is equal to yourdb.table.user.
Originally Posted by itzuqkhie
You need to download SQL connector, then you should connect to your Online Database and Login, from that make a table on your Database set column name to username password etc. In your VB, code it like if a textbox's text is equal to yourdb.table.user.
Originally Posted by Blubb1337
Keep in mind you will have to store your SQL login data in your source code this way...Even if it is encrypted, it is VERY insecure.
Originally Posted by rileyjstrickland
Best way = Use a locally hosted PHP file that sends the login result back.
Originally Posted by Jason
Locally hosted? No.
Locally hosted on YOUR server.
App Sends Info -> Server Checks if valid -> Returns result
None of your SQL info is easily grabbed.
Originally Posted by rileyjstrickland
You didn't understand what I meant.
Locally hosted on YOUR server.
App Sends Info -> Server Checks if valid -> Returns result
None of your SQL info is easily grabbed.
Locally hosted on YOUR server.
App Sends Info -> Server Checks if valid -> Returns result
None of your SQL info is easily grabbed.
Originally Posted by Jason
LOL. "Locally hosted...on your server" is remotely hosted. Saying it's "locally hosted" just leads to confusion as it's very common to have a local server running php in a dev environment. If it's on a remote host then yes, that is the generally accepted way of accessing data safely.
Do it with PHP 
