The formatted codes:
<?php
//creates a unique id with the 'about' prefix
$a = uniqid(about);
echo $a;
echo "<br>";
//creates a longer unique id with the 'about' prefix
$b = uniqid (about, true);
echo $b;
echo "<br>";
//creates a unique ID with a random number as a prefix - more secure than a static prefix
$c = uniqid (rand(), true);
echo $c;
echo "<br>";
//this md5 encrypts the username from above, so its ready to be stored in your database
$md5c = md5($c);
echo $md5c;
echo "<br>";
?>
//creates a unique id with the 'about' prefix
$a = uniqid(about);
echo $a;
echo "<br>";
//creates a longer unique id with the 'about' prefix
$b = uniqid (about, true);
echo $b;
echo "<br>";
//creates a unique ID with a random number as a prefix - more secure than a static prefix
$c = uniqid (rand(), true);
echo $c;
echo "<br>";
//this md5 encrypts the username from above, so its ready to be stored in your database
$md5c = md5($c);
echo $md5c;
echo "<br>";
?>
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3. Copy and paste the HTML source code to your blog.
Yeah, it's very easy.
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1 comment:
Thanks so much. It was so easy to embed PHP source code on my page.
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