you can create a php file in your public_html which can then call the actual login parameters from above public_html
if that makes sense to you.
thanks for that it help part of my issue.
Right now i am building a flash application which connects to a MySQL database and the database is stoared on my account that i have with HOSTFORWEB. when test the application within flash from my desktop i get connected to the database and this is great for developing purposes, but not safe.
If someone was to somehow figure out where the php file is located on my server, that is used to connect my flash app to the database, they actually do anything that they want to.
So. what i want to do is only allow relative linking to file within a specific folder similar to the way the inc folder is dolphin is arranged. For example... you can only pull information from the header.inc.php file only if file requesting the information is on the same domain.
Thanks
and besides, a php file is parsed prior to being loaded in a browser, so the chances of your dbconnect parameters being located are slim to none. not even worth the hassle of trying to hide.
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