[Phpwm] Basic PHP Query (Very basic!)

[Phil Beynon]

> Doh!
>
> Thanks Phil - bit of a 'schoolboy error' there!!
>
> Thanks for all your help everyone else. About 5 minutes before Jon's
> email came in I was doing exactly as he suggested - setting up a drone
> to access the cron job on a nightly basis; eems the most hassle free way
> of getting the desired result as my experience with Xcalibre's supporet
> department hasn't been exactly pleasurable!
>
> Another example of what a great community we have here.
>
> Cheers guys.
>
> Justin
>
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Justin Joyce. New Media Manager
> Co-operative IT
>
> e: justin.joyce at cit.coop
> t: 01527 870117| f: 01527 880975
> w: www.cit.coop
>

Hi Justin,
No worries.
The best way really to manage site database passwords is to have an included
file which holds bits like passwords and configuration settings such as
siteadmin's email addresses in a different subdirectory, with some form of
index file in there so no one can see whats its called.
That way you have one simple place to alter a sites entire password
structure in one fell swoop without having to go digging in code in multiple
pages, and maybe missing one!


Regards,

Phil Beynon
Sales director

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