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7x = 5x log(7) = log(5)x = log(5) / (log(7) = 0.82709 (rounded)
Have a session_start(); at the very top of the page in php like this: <?php session_start(); ?> Then write a login form: <form action="login.php" method = "POST"> <input type = "text" name = "username"> <input type = "password" name = "password"> <input type = "submit" value = "submit"> </form> now start a new page called login.php. Put session_start(); at the top of the page again. Now you'll have two different $_POST variables from the form that got submitted. It's $_POST['username'] and $_POST['password']. the "name" of the input is what the $_POST variable is. And it's a $_POST because of the method of the form. Now you should change the names of the $_POST just to make it easier. <?php $username = $_POST['username']; $password = $_POST['password']; ?> Now it's time to see if that username and password are in the database <?php $mysql = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM users WHERE username = '$username' AND password = '$password'"; // Select statement to find user $query = mysql_query($mysql); // Query to see if user exists $result = mysql_query($query); // Result for query. Should be either 1 or 0. if ($result != 1) { ?> <script> alert ("That username or password doesn't exist"); </script> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content = "1; URL = index.php"> <?php // Javascript alert saying that username or password was wrong then loading the page back to the main page. } else { $_SESSION['username'] = $username; // Setting the variable for the username so now you can use $_SESSION['username'] anywhere on your website to display who is logged in. } ?> You have to put session_start(); at the top of every webpage though. Now for the logout. Create a page called logout.php. You can link to this page however you'd like. All you need for this page is: <?php session_destroy(); //destroys the current session <meta http-equiv="refresh" content = "1; URL = index.php"> //Reloads the page back to the index.php ?>
Uh...I don't know why this is in math, as that has no relevance here. %Appdata% is a location on your computer, usually at C:\Users\*Username*\Appdata\Roaming\ where *username* is your computer login. Most of your software won't really run without the files that apply to them here.
This depends on what 'space' you want to plot it on. Another thing, are the x values all complex, or just real. I did a writeup on a similar question awhile back only considering real values of x, but complex values of y. For the positive sided, one way is to take the log of x^x, then you have log(y) = x*log(x). You can plot this manually on log paper. If you use natural log, instead, then you have ln(y) = x*ln(x), then take e raised to both sides: y = e^(x*ln(x)). To take natural log of a negative number, consider this: if u = A*e^(iΘ), then ln(u) = ln(A) + (iΘ)*ln(e) = ln(A) + (iΘ)
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you just cant log in
You can still log in if you know your username. If you don't know your username either then you'll have to make a new account with a different email address.
What is your username and password
i know someones password and username and i will tell you username: password password:go in this password and username NOW!NOW!NOW!NOW!
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It is because I don't actually knowSORRY!
my mathletics username is jh93378 and my password is stone58
Just log out and log in with different username, whats wrong?
Click on the sign in button at the top right corner of the Twitter homepage, and there is an option for "Forgot username?" go there. If you remember your password, then you can log in with your email address and password, instead of your username.
yes... username: jt8860334 password: burn174 username:jj3025 password:gaze95
my mathletics username is jh93378 and my password is stone58
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