How do Dreamweaver CS6/CC handle SQL Injection

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September 19, 2017
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Hello Forum Members,

Please can anyone advice on this topic "How do Dreamweaver CS6/CC handle SQL Injection"

By this I mean can a hacker breack easily into a PHP MYQL web application desined using Dreamwever CS6 or CC?

We are developing a PHP MySQL web application for a client and are using Dreamweaver CC. Just want to be sure that we are safe from hackers when it comes to SQL injection. We will do our best to ensure our codes are secure but how about the insert and update codes generated by Dreamweaver. Can such codes be easily broken even by hackers?

Thank you in advance for your great tips

Michael

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Correct answer pziecina

Do NOT use the server behavious panel in Dw, it is outdated and produces code that cannot be used in php7.

As for preventing sql injection, this is for you to ensure. Your coder must be aware of all the pitfalls and best practices, something no program can do for you.

pziecinaCorrect answer

Legend

Do NOT use the server behavious panel in Dw, it is outdated and produces code that cannot be used in php7.

As for preventing sql injection, this is for you to ensure. Your coder must be aware of all the pitfalls and best practices, something no program can do for you.

P

Prince MikeAuthor

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Dear pziecina,

Thank you for your quick response.

In place of the "server behavior panel in Dw" that you advised I shouldn't, what alternative do you suggest please?

Thank you

Mike

pziecina

Legend

Dmxzone does a pdo replacement to the old server behaviours, but to get all the extensions required it can become an expensive way of replacing them. Obviously nothing can replace the simplicity of learning to code yourself using php:pdo, but this takes time to learn, and requires a lot of practice, reading and experiance before anyone will actually be able to charge a client for what they produce.

https://www.dmxzone.com

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