It appears the only change you made was :
> $tmp .= $chars[mt_rand(0,$chars_len)];
>From :
> > $tmp .= $chars{mt_rand(0,$chars_len)};
Which is strange. the [] use on strings has been depreciated in favor
of {} as of php4 but I don't know at what version {} came into being
exactly. What version of PHP are you running, php3? Or, does anyone know
much about this?
Anyway, glad it works :)
For informational purposes, this depreciation is stated here :
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php
And for those watching at home, am referring to :
$string = 'abc';
print $string[0]; // depreciated (might not work one day, when?)
vs.
print $string{0};
Both print 'a' though.
Regards,
Philip Olson
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