Hi all. I have an html form, created to remind club members of a forgotten members' area password. That is not the issue though. The issue is that I have member's information in an external .js file. The members' data is obscured and appears like this array snippet {mno:"54",Llast4:"9748",Mlast4:"3752",pc:"149"},
{mno:"56",Llast4:"",Mlast4:"5829",pc:"149"},
{mno:"57",Llast4:"4483",Mlast4:"1983",pc:"148"},
{mno:"59",Llast4:"4798",Mlast4:"7501",pc:"70"},
{mno:"61",Llast4:"1204",Mlast4:"1204",pc:"148"}, and I want to create a .php file, so that prying eyes or bots cannot see this data and my html file will interrogate the .php file to gain confidence of membership authenticty. Where do I go from here. Help someone please. Thanks. idarpe.
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