How to Change the SSID (Wifi Name) of PLDT MODEM/Router without the annoying prefix word “PLDTMyDSL”.

How to Change the SSID (Wifi Name) of PLDT MODEM/Router without the annoying prefix word “PLDTMyDSL”.


How to Change the SSID (Wifi Name) of PLDT MODEM/Router without the annoying prefix word “PLDTMyDSL”. 
by Alexies Iglesia

If you have a modem like the image below, then it means that the name of your wifi starts with the word “PLDTMyDSL”. 



Don't worry, it's really easy. If you have some knowledge in javascript then you have already a hint on how it works... :)


Step 1:
Log in to the admin panel of your modem by typing http://192.168.1.1/  on the address bar of your browser. If you still haven’t changed the admin account then the default username is “adminpldt” and password is “1234567890”.




Step 2:
Once you logged in, hover the cursor (Mouse Arrow) to the Wireless Icon above then click on Basic Settings.



Step 3:
Move your Cursor over the textbox of SSID and right click on it. Click "Inspect Element"


Step 4: 
Right Click on the word "PLDTMyDSL" then Clic "Edit Attribute".


Step 5:
Then type whatever name you want on the value. After that hit enter
You can see that the Name also changes on the actual textbox. (Do not Click or modify on the actual textbox or else the script will change it again. If you want to edit the name, do it on inspect element)
Step 6: 
Click Apply Changes. Let it reboot. After it reboot,



click the button save that appeared at the bottom left side.






A simple PHP Dynamic Multiplication Table

A simple PHP Dynamic Multiplication Table

A simple PHP Dynamic Multiplication Table

By Alexies Iglesia


Using PHP we can build a lot of great web applications and websites. With your knowledge in HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery and other web development tools, you can make almost everything you want.

Today I'm going to give you a simple code on how to make a simple multiplication table using PHP. It has two pages. The first page will get the input from the user, while the second page will show the output.

I used this as an introductory lesson for my student at Mondriaan Aura College. But starting from now,  I'll gonna share some of my resources online for the benifits of a lot of beginners who wants to study this code. 

For those who want to download the file, download it here
1st PAGE ("page1.php")

Code: 
        <!DOCTYPE html>
        <html>
        <head>
         <title></title>
        </head>
        <body>
                <form action = "page2.php" method="POST">
                        X value<input name="x"type="number" /><br/>
                        y value<input name="y" type="number" /><br/>
                        <input type="submit" value="Generate">
                </form>
        </body>
        </html>


2nd PAGE ("page2.php")

Code: 
        <!DOCTYPE html>
        <html>
         <head>
         <title></title>
         </head>
         <body>
         <?php
         $x=$_POST['x'];
         $y=$_POST['y'];

         for ($i=1;$i<=$y;$i++){
         echo "<table border='1' ><tr ><td width='30px'>".$i."</td>";
        for ($a=2,$b=1;$b<$x;$b++,$a++){
         echo "<td width='30px' >".$a*$i."</td>";
        }
        echo "</tr></table>";
        }
        ?>
         </body>
        </html>