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Now i know this isnt a good idea, but being i need it for a hack im working on so..
How would i go about just displaying it on normal login? I can take it from there. |
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just echo out $bbuserinfo[password]
It may be a good idea to wrap a conditional around it so only you can see the hashed password. Code:
<if condition="$bbuserinfo[userid] == 1"> $bbuserinfo[password] </if> |
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That doesnt work =/
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Are you adding it to a template or php code?
If you're parsing it in php code try PHP Code:
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I don't think you can view any vbulletin password in plain text format, since its protected using md5 + something else (not sure).
whats the reason behind you wanting to view the password? |
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multiple user detection, among a few other things, and that gives the MD5 hash
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