The input and output encodings are not same

Hello

I'm trying to quantify a value by using the function 'Encrypt' and the same thing I'm trying to decipher in the next page before you update the database.

I am using the same key algorithm and the encoding process to decrypt.

But he is back this error "input and output encodings are not same.

Can someone help me on this?


form.txtPassword is plain text.  You can't decrypt() plain text.

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Adam

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