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Ugh..this is getting more and more confusing... @.@
imma go to sleep now.
ExtremeGaming wrote:If there are no errors that means everything should be working correctly. Remove that part because it's useless now.
What is your database structure? The type and max length of characters in your password column.
Example: Varchar (50)
ExtremeGaming wrote:The only thing I see that could be happening is your query is failing or you are entering the wrong username and password...try changing your query in the valid_credentials functions to match the one below.