Here's something I noticed about the MD5 function of the string parser. For some reason, it results in an incorrect MD5 hash when you use non-alphanumeric characters. I whipped up a quick example. Download it here.

This is a big problem for me as I am using MD5s as a security feature when connecting my game to a PHP page. I know a round-about way of doing this without the string parser, but it confuses me why this doesn't work. Is it a bug?

Required extensions:
String Parser (To generate the "MD5")
Live Receiver (To generate the correct MD5)

EDIT: I looked into it further and discovered that the MD5s only do not agree when the characters ", ', and \ are used. These 3 characters just so happen to be the characters which are escaped to prevent a MySQL injection. Hmm...
5 claps goes to whoever guesses the problem correctly. I already know what it is without even testing it.