Question: i'm doing my user management with js... Is this a good idea (security-wise)???

Front-end JS? Of course it's bad for user management, the client has full control of JS running in the browser.

@osmarks but the passwd gets saved and encrypted with itself, so, it should be not that much of a problem

@linuxer4fun That solves nothing. If it is done on the client, they control it, and you cannot trust it.

@osmarks ok.

How even?
I mean how do you save stuff and where?😵

@daintycode theres an api for that ;)

Yeah but where does it go?
Xmlhttp to a php?
Xmlhttp to sth else?
Do you want to do stuff decentralized?
If so - why a password?

@daintycode well... Idk. I am a web-beeginner, and yeah... Btw:while youre here, why doesnt my

<?php
Echo 'hi' ;
?>

??
Its running on my apache server, the file is called index.php but it doesnt print anything out.

@linuxer4fun you opened it via http://localhost/...?

@daintycode no, I opened it via http://127.0.0.1/index.php

@linuxer4fun the website renders, but the php doesnt execute

Maybe your apache log says something?

@daintycode how to check that?

You're using Ubuntu, right?
Search for apache.log in /var/log/

@daintycode ok, I found the problem: I had to put my php int wy body, not into the header

Might work better this way.😁

@daintycode but it just might xD oh, and also, I learned howto use sql