Strong Password Shortcode wordpress plugin resources analysis
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| Name | Strong Password Shortcode |
| Version | 1.0 |
| Author | Ryan Bishop |
| Rating | 0 |
| Last updated | 2012-07-30 04:20:00 |
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Strong Password Shortcode plugin added 3 bytes of resources to the Home page and 20 bytes of resources to the sample Post page.
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Great! Strong Password Shortcode plugin ads no tables to your Wordpress blog database.A random password generator using a shortcode to display a random strong password. There are two options for setting the length of the password and choosing one of 8 different types of strong password. Use special characters, spaces, just numbers, just letters, and even just lowercase. You can also use multiple types on a page to give your users more options for their suggestion.Types: default, nospecial, specialspaces, spaces, dollars, letters, numbers, lowercase
The plugin creates two shortcodes, ?[RP]? and/or ?[RanPass]?. Used as-is, these will each generate a 12 character password with lowercase and uppercase numbers and exclamation points.
For further customization, however, you can set the number of characters and the password type using the "SHORTCODE OPTIONS" below.
SHORTCODE OPTIONS:
1) type= "default" : an alphanumeric password "nospecial" : lowercase and uppercase letters and numbers "specialspaces" : lowercase and uppercase letters, numbers, random spaces, and special characters "spaces" : lowercase and uppercase letters with numbers and random spaces "dollars" : lowercase and uppercase letters with random dollar signs and numbers "letters" : letters, both uppercase and lowercase "numbers" : just numbers (0-9) "lowercase" : just lowercase letters
2) numchars= the length of the password, in characters/digits.
