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Where does it say this on your website? It works well for me.
Both POST and GET are enabled, but the rest aren’t. Admin can’t change php.ini for one person, and he won’t revert the PHP version for security reasons.
If having trouble with POST, you can share your code and we can try and debug what could be causing trouble.
while debug via this code…
echo "Username: " . $username . "<br>"; echo "Password: " . $password . "<br>";
the result shows username=
password=
without capturing the details sent
but it i change $_GET instead of $_POST in the login.php file, it captured very well
plz note,
i directly linked to a login.php check file without html form nor method = “POST”.
What are the contents of $username and $password?
Did you happen to set $username and $password to a $_GET variable instead of POST?
The data is getting sent via POST, not GET, so either you provided the wrong URL or you are looking at something different
Make sure you are using $_POST['user'] and $_POST['pass'] respectively.
Also, never store passwords in plaintext, that is a huge security risk.
In HTML comments are written with <!-- blah blah -->
style.css does not exist
But I really came to tell you
do your best to adequately valid every user input (from the server side) because otherwise you are hacked
yes…
for example…
in a php login file :-
$username = $_GET[‘username’];
$pass= $_POST[‘pass’];
result for link https://kkimo.rf.gd/Klogin.php?username=k&Pass=k
is :
Username: k
Password:
Successfully login!
my bro… thanks for your advice, this is only a html test page, i will not use anymore
That seems perfectly normal and expected behavior.
POST data is sent along with a request using the POST method and data being sent as the request body. If you just visit a URL, the browser sends a GET request, and the fields in the URL are always mapped to $_GET.
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