Radwan Aladdin wrote:
Can I use :
$md5 = md5($variable1 + $variable2);
Is it right to use that?
Yes, you can do that. Whether it's "right" or not depends. You could
have taken the two seconds to try it, either way. :)
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Can I use :
$md5 = md5($variable1 + $variable2);
Is it right to use that?
Notice : I don't want "&" I want to add the first value to the second
one(1=2=3).. then make them MD5...MD5(3) (For example)..
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Have you tried it? Of courser if all else failed you could do ...
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Hi all..
I want to know..
Can I use :
$md5 = md5($variable1 + $variable2);
Is it right to use that?
Notice : I don't want "&" I want to add the first value to the second one(1=2=3)..
then make them MD5...MD5(3) (For example)..
Regards..
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