Hi there,
I have desiged a site which uses a flash login
the login talks to php, which talks to the Mysql, which talks back to the php and return the information back to the login page.
This all works. However, I have let this out to 300 users fo testing, and about 10 of them have had problems.
they couldnt log in with their user name and password. I have tested their user names and passwords on my computer, and it seemed to work ( I have also tested on various networks and browsers)
It seems many of them are using AOL (but not all), most of them are using IE6 or IE7
(but I have tested these browsers, and on my network they work fine)
The login php uses something like this:
PHP Code:
[LEFT] [COLOR=#000000] [COLOR=#0000bb]mysql_connect[/COLOR][COLOR=#007700]([/COLOR][COLOR=#dd0000]"***"[/COLOR][COLOR=#007700], [/COLOR][COLOR=#dd0000]"***"[/COLOR][COLOR=#007700], [/COLOR][COLOR=#dd0000]"***"[/COLOR][COLOR=#007700]) or die([/COLOR][COLOR=#0000bb]mysql_error[/COLOR]COLOR=#007700);
[/COLOR][COLOR=#0000bb]mysql_select_db[/COLOR]COLOR=#007700 or die([/COLOR][COLOR=#0000bb]mysql_error[/COLOR]COLOR=#007700);
[/COLOR][COLOR=#0000bb]$userName [/COLOR][COLOR=#007700]= [/COLOR][COLOR=#0000bb]$_POST[/COLOR][COLOR=#007700][[/COLOR][COLOR=#dd0000]‘namel]; // delete out pregreplace to keep it simple
$passWord = $_POST[’[/COLOR][COLOR=#0000bb]pass[/COLOR][COLOR=#007700]’[/COLOR][COLOR=#0000bb]];
// then if match in db, sends back:
print $result = “&result=OK”;
[/COLOR] [/COLOR] [/LEFT]
What do you think the issue could be? how do you think I can avoid this?
Does AOL have issuses when Flash tries to use PHP/Mysql ?
Are there any know browsers that have issuse when Flash tries to use PHP/Mysql ? I really need to design this in such a way that doesnt leave out any users.
Thanks.
