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RE: using a php form
You handle the sql part like you would any other data, using "INSERT INTO" or "UPDATE".
However, before wtiting the password to the db you can crypt() or mcrypt() the data. crypt() is a one way algorith and mcrypt() is a two way algorith. Double check the manual for more info but this should get you going in the right direction.
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