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Here's what was popular in the PHP community one year ago today:
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If you build websites that require users to register it’s your responsibility to keep their passwords safe. And if you’re storing the passwords in plain text then you’re not doing your job properly. It may be that, like Reddit, you think that storing passwords in plain text leads to a better user experience. I happen to agree with you. But then, like Reddit, what happens if your database is stolen? It’s not just your site that is compromised. Since most users use the same password on multiple sites, all those sites have also been compromised.
More: http://www.bigroom.co.uk/blog/php-password-security
Today's example was requested by a user called Devo. This example illustrates making an animated GIF image by creating the frames from scratch. It's been so long since I've really drawn anything so I decided to use text as the base for this animation.
You could of course use existing images to simulate motion or even strip frames from videos to create GIF animations. The example is pretty straightforward but please post any questions you might have.
More: http://valokuva.org/?p=46
How to make a tag cloud in PHP, MySQL and CSS
Posted by videofun | 8:02 PM | php, tag cloud | 0 comments »Today I wanted to make a tag cloud, but all my searching proved fruitless - so I decided to stop being lazy and just work it out myself!
For my example, first you'll need a database that stores the keywords / search terms.
The way mine works is every time a search is run, I check to see if the term has been searched before. If it has, I update the counter field + 1. If the term has not been searched for before, I insert it with a counter of 1.
Alternatively you may store every search individually and use the GROUP BY clause to determine how many times the search has been run.
My query looks like this:
More: http://stevethomas.com.au/php/how-to-make-a-tag-cloud-in-php-mysql-and-css.html
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