Function to encript password

By Rodrigo Acosta, 2004/03/18

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If you need to save password for you application in tables, with this function you can save them encripted. And with another published function (check the page to find the script) you can desencript it.
The function receives the password, modifies every character and returns the encripted password.

By Rodrigo Acosta, 2004/03/18

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