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<blockquote data-quote="Sledmore" data-source="post: 343143" data-attributes="member: 591">Use password_hash, it's a much better choice.<a href="http://php.net/manual/en/function.password-hash.php" target="_blank">http://php.net/manual/en/function.password-hash.php</a>However, if you want to use that just replace Revs with:[PHP]final public function hashed($password) {//let's md5 that salt and the string.$salt1 = md5( $params['core']['salt1'] );$salt2 = md5( $params['core']['salt2'] );$password= md5( $password);//stick them together.$password= $salt1 . $salt1 . $salt2 . $password. $salt2 . $salt1;//sha1 then md5 them again.$password= sha1( $password);$password= md5( $password);return $string;}[/PHP]Replace both:[PHP]$params['core']['salt1']$params['core']['salt2'][/PHP]With the salts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sledmore, post: 343143, member: 591"] Use password_hash, it's a much better choice. [URL]http://php.net/manual/en/function.password-hash.php[/URL] However, if you want to use that just replace Revs with: [PHP] final public function hashed($password) { //let's md5 that salt and the string. $salt1 = md5( $params['core']['salt1'] ); $salt2 = md5( $params['core']['salt2'] ); $password= md5( $password); //stick them together. $password= $salt1 . $salt1 . $salt2 . $password. $salt2 . $salt1; //sha1 then md5 them again. $password= sha1( $password); $password= md5( $password); return $string; } [/PHP] Replace both: [PHP] $params['core']['salt1'] $params['core']['salt2'] [/PHP] With the salts. [/QUOTE]

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