| PS Re: GUI designer in html [message #182437 is a reply to message #182422] |
Sun, 04 August 2013 16:47   |
bill
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On 2013-08-04 2:32 AM, Lightee wrote:
I feel it's necessary to let you know that HTML forms are notoriously
famous for being hacked, cracked and used by miscreants for spamming
using your forms.
The best way to alleviate those exposures is to learn PHP coding, IMO.
You may write your first page in HTML, and then use a second PHP page to
do all the testing of input data on the server-side where no one can see
it working nor can they easily get past a rotund random code and
sanitization and validation codes.
php.net and w3schools both have excellent tutorials for learning PHP.
It's similar to but different from C++ language, but it provides a lot
of protection when used correctly.
Also IMO, avoid Captcha code at all costs! Duplicate it yourself, or
parts of it, like the protection, but don't use their idiotic, hard to
read code images; they keep out as many people as they do robots.
Captcha code however is a pretty decent learning code; just don't use
it<GRIN>.
Regards,
Twayne`
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