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Random Number, if duplicate?
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<?php I can tell MySQL to keep it unique, but I don't want an error page. I want to keep errors to a minimum. Thank you for the help. I was thinking of a loop to check if it exists until it finds a unique number and end the loop before it spits out the page with the code in a hidden field. I just don't know what codes to use. >_< |
What are you trying to do with this?
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Well, I want this for a gallery. When someone makes an album, the random number generator would create a number. The user would have to keep this to go back to view the album. Kind of like a passcode... key kinda thing.
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Why not just use mysql's auto_increment attribute, which adds a unique identifer to table rows?
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Well, I don't want single digit keys. Otherwise, random people will just type 1, 2, 3, 4, 5...and have access where they're not suppose to be.
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So you want to make it that anybody that want to view an album needs a password? Or just the original owner of the album when they want to edit it?
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If the users types in the correct passcode, they can view the album.
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And how will they get that password?
Wouldn't it be easiest if you let the user who creates the album just let choose a password? |
It would be emailed to them.
lol I have it figured out. I just want to know how to keep it from duplicating; if it ever happend. |
Why does it matter if you happen to get a duplicate ?
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