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PHP encryption script nightmare...
Anyone have a clue why this doesn't work?
http://www.junkiemail.com/encrypt.txt I'm trying to get xcrypt() to output/return the $decompressed value near the end of the script, while passing 2 settings through the xcrypt() function. So for instance, I'm trying to get this script to be more modular. It works when it isn't nested within a function, but, I need to be able to call it later in the script with different variables passed to it. Overview: The script encrypts with $encrypt value=1, and decrypts the encrypted string with a value of 0. That's all. I just need to be able to call it with a function, and the first value being the text to be encrypted, and second value being if the script is to encrypt(0) or decrypt(1). My piggy head hurts now. :glugglug |
First off, the one problem you are going to be having is keep those variables registered inside the function. Simply use
global $a, $b; That should solve the problems. Basically, the function doesn't understand otherwise. I could go into more details, but I am tired and need sleep. Good luck. I'll take a stab at it in the morning, give me a holla back @ [email protected] LaterZ |
Here's a working example...
http://www.junkiemail.com/encrypt.php?a=123456&b=1 where $a = whatever.... and $b = 1 for "encrypt" or 0 for decrypt. The source code for this working script is: http://www.junkiemail.com/encrypt2.txt |
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