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<blockquote data-quote="JayC" data-source="post: 370311" data-attributes="member: 36373">na na na ignore every thread this is what you need to do, I did this myself before I shut my hotel downStep 1) User Logs In (Meaning they submit their form)Step 2) Save whatever they inputted into a temp variable, and try to login with the old password script. If they login go to Step 3, if they don't go to step 4Step 3) Call to another method that then takes that &quot;temp&quot; variable, encodes it in the new format, and puts it into their password field , so next time they login they will be going essentially to step 4Step 4) Users Logged InWhat these posts are suggesting before this is you changing your password hash WITHOUT updating what you currently have in your database. Doing this will allow users to login temporarily using both encryption methods. After a month or 2, make sure you change it to just run on 1.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayC, post: 370311, member: 36373"] na na na ignore every thread this is what you need to do, I did this myself before I shut my hotel down Step 1) User Logs In (Meaning they submit their form) Step 2) Save whatever they inputted into a temp variable, and try to login with the [B]old password script[/B]. If they login go to Step 3, if they don't go to step 4 Step 3) Call to another method that then takes that "temp" variable, encodes it in the new format, and puts it into their password field , so next time they login they will be going essentially to step 4 Step 4) Users Logged In What these posts are suggesting before this is you changing your password hash WITHOUT updating what you currently have in your database. Doing this will allow users to login temporarily using both encryption methods. After a month or 2, make sure you change it to just run on 1. [/QUOTE]

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