HTML5 email input cannot assign ID and RUNAT=”Server” ASP.NET 4
Hi I am trying to assign an ID to an HTML5 input so that i can access its value from the code behind in the web form. However with the this code:
Hi I am trying to assign an ID to an HTML5 input so that i can access its value from the code behind in the web form. However with the this code:
I’ve written a web-page login form in ASP.net.
I’m trying to sanitize any data that’s inputted by making sure the data is valid for a particular field (e.g. a name can’t contain special characters/numbers etc..) However, I’m not sure what to do when it comes to a password field. Would I even need to bother with any sanitization as the password is simply hashed? If the user was to inject anything malicious via the password textbox, should I bother checking for anything suspicious? AFAIK, some users may (should!) have special characters such as ‘< >’, which would normally trigger a potential attack alert. Should I just leave the password field unsanitized? Limiting input for passwords is a last resort for me, as I feel users should use all sorts of characters in their passwords.
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I have the code below in my Python script:
I tried to use input (Py3) /raw_input() (Py2) to get a list of numbers, however with the code
Let’s say I have a text file full of nicknames. How can I delete a specific nickname from this file, using Python?
The following code is a Python program that takes a list of integers
and produces either the sum or the max: