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I suggest that you use the built in scripts as they are. As soon as you start modifying / adding code etc you must be prepared to face issues which you can only solve if you have some scripting knowledge. Just to answer your question, yes, there are lots of snippets that allow you to check a passwor...

In the past I have used a 5000 users flat file database without any significant delay. However, in that case, my flat file was saving the entire archive as a PHP array (rather than a coma or other symbol separated file), as this was allowing me to have also fast search. Once the username was found i...

You most probably have removed something else too, or something less. You must ONLY delete the (ENTIRE) line echo "DBTS Username string length =".strlen($dbts_username)."<br>"; Alternativelly, use the code as it were, adding // infront of that line: //echo "DBTS Username string length =".strlen($dbt...

Please remove the line

echo "DBTS Username string length =".strlen($dbts_username)."<br>";

from the file code.

I don't think that this issue has something to do with the SSL.
I'd rather say that you have a code issue, as this is diagnostic message which should not appear.

Please open in Notepad the file "set_pass.php" and post the code in here so I can check it and advise.

Did you set the page to be .php instead of .html ?

I have not tried it but, knowing how the script structure is, I think there should be no issues. It will simply work independently from the DBTS Form Processor.

They are correct in saying that they use the /tmp directory and SHOULD work fine.
However, not always this is true.

Please test as I suggested and see if you can stay logged in a protected page (without the script), just to make sure that sessions work ok.

Most probably it is a server issue with the "session_save_path". Often hosting companies make PHP updates and they change the default settings. To verify if this is the case, try loging in and visiting a protected page (which does NOT contain the script). If you can't visit that either, most probabl...

1. Have you set the "Functioning Mode" property to be "to be "Working Mode" ?
2. Actually it is section "N. CSV Data Storage".

To receive a form like format, you need to use a processor that can send HTML template based emails.

Have a look at viewtopic.php?f=42&t=20732&hilit=dbts+form+processor

You will have to create the necessary code yourself, create a .php file and save it on the server. Then you will need to "call" it through the "Custom processing" section of the DBTS Form Processor properties with a simple

include(filename.php);

command.

No, you need to create custom code to perform the operations I described and then include it in the DBTS Form Processor.

Yes, the CSV file stores the data submitted from ALL submissions (unless you do what I suggested above). Yes, you can compress the file on the server (using PHP) but NO, there is no way to password protect the zipped file before emailing it. This would require an executable on the server which is no...