QUERY FAILED.. error in your SQL syntax;.. check MariaDB for the right syntax to use near ''customer_pass' = '899b573719facc368f32770ea0b68e32'

QUERY FAILED.. error in your SQL syntax;.. check MariaDB for the right syntax to use near ''customer_pass' = '899b573719facc368f32770ea0b68e32'



I'm trying to create a sign up form, it was working fine until I tried to add md5 to the password field set, I'm not sure why the Query failed. Any help would be much appreciated.


function sign_up()

if(isset($_POST['register']))

$c_email = escape_string($_POST['c_email']);
$c_name_first = escape_string($_POST['c_name_first']);
$c_name_last = escape_string($_POST['c_name_last']);
$c_pass = escape_string($_POST['c_pass']);
$c_image = escape_string($_FILES['c_image']['name']);
$c_image_tmp = escape_string($_FILES['c_image']['tmp_name']);
$c_address = escape_string($_POST['c_address']);
$c_address_details = escape_string($_POST['c_address_details']);
$c_city = escape_string($_POST['c_city']);
$c_state = escape_string($_POST['c_state']);
$c_zip = escape_string($_POST['c_zip']);
$c_contact = escape_string($_POST['c_phone']);


move_uploaded_file($c_image_tmp, "customer/customer_images/$c_image");

$query = query("SELECT customer_id FROM customers WHERE customer_email = '$c_email'");
confirm($query);

if(mysqli_num_rows($query) > 0)

set_message("This email or username is taken");

else

$insert_c = query("INSERT INTO customers (customer_firstname,customer_lastname,customer_address,c_addr_details,customer_email,customer_pass,customer_state,customer_city,customer_zip,customer_phone,customer_image) VALUES ('$c_name_first','$c_name_last','$c_address','$c_address_details','$c_email','$c_pass','$c_state','$c_city','$c_zip','$c_contact','$c_image')");
confirm($insert_c);


$query = "UPDATE user SET 'customer_pass' = '".md5(md5(last_id()).$c_pass)."' WHERE 'customer_id' = '".last_id()."'";
$send_update_query = query($query);
confirm($send_update_query);

set_message_success("Sign up successful!");








Please do not roll your own password hashing scheme. PHP provides password_hash() and password_verify() please use them. And here are some good ideas about passwords. If you are using a PHP version prior to 5.5 there is a compatibility pack available here.
– Karsten Koop
Aug 28 at 9:35


password_hash()


password_verify()




1 Answer
1



Try


$query = 'UPDATE user SET customer_pass = '.md5(md5(last_id()).$c_pass).' WHERE customer_id = '.last_id();



Check you string when you use " or '






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