[ad_1] You can do it just by extracting the domain and using it as index for an array with the encrypted values, like so: $url=$_POST[‘url’]; $url=nl2br($url); $url=explode(“<br />”,$url); $urls = array(); foreach ($url as $value ){ $arr = explode(‘www.’,$value); $encrypt = md5($value); $urls[$arr[1]][]= $encrypt; //this line now fixed, had an error } foreach($urls as $key … Read more
[ad_1] Given the code you’ve posted, here’s how I’d handle this. First, I’d create an associative lookup array whose keys are the column names and whose values are the corresponding point values; it would look something like this: $pointVals = array(’email1′ => 2, ’email2′ => 5, ’email3′ => 2, … ); You can generate this … Read more
[ad_1] If you want the first element of an array, you should use reset. This function sets the pointer to the first element and returns it. $firstValue = reset($value[‘record’][‘records’]); Edit.. after reading your question again, it seems, you dont want the first element. You rather want this if (isset($value[‘record’][‘records’][0]) && is_array($value[‘record’][‘records’][0])) { // multiple return … Read more
[ad_1] use php explode $estimate=”123456/5″; print_r (explode(“https://stackoverflow.com/”,$estimate)); $arr=explode(“https://stackoverflow.com/”,$estimate); echo $arr[1]; 5 [ad_2] solved How can i extracted the information after / [closed]
[ad_1] mysql_real_escape_string() needs an active connection to the MySQL server and will initiate one with the default data from the php.ini configuration if there is none. Do not use this function without first connecting to the database. Also, do not use the mysql_* functions. They are deprecated and will be removed from PHP. 2 [ad_2] … Read more
[ad_1] It would be a horrendous security hole if you could view source and see the underlying PHP code – you’d see database credentials, trade secrets, etc. PHP is a server-side language. It gets executed on the server, usually to build HTML that then gets output to the browser. [ad_2] solved .php file on website, … Read more
[ad_1] What you propose here does not prevent the user from accessing the ‘member’ pages – however it should determine which page the user is sent to after submitting a password. If the latter is not the case then there’s something going wrong elsewhere in the code. But as I mentioned, if you want to … Read more
[ad_1] Change the code to if(isset($_POST[‘submit’])) { $msg = ‘Name: ‘ .$_POST[‘FirstName’] .$_POST[‘LastName’] .”\n” .’Email: ‘ .$_POST[‘Email’] .”\n” .’Message: ‘ .$_POST[‘Message’]; mail(’[email protected]’, ‘Message from website’, $msg); header(‘location: contact-thank-you.php’); } else { header(‘location: contact.php’); exit(0); } You need to have { and } instead of ( & ) 1 [ad_2] solved php syntax errors on simple … Read more
[ad_1] This will not cover 100% of all possible UK postcodes, but will do for like 99.999% or so 🙂 /** * @param string $postcode UK Postcode * @return string */ function getUKPostcodeFirstPart($postcode) { // validate input parameters $postcode = strtoupper($postcode); // UK mainland / Channel Islands (simplified version, since we do not require to … Read more
[ad_1] Your approach is wrong. Your CodeIgniter controller needs to run a curl request to the blog’s XML-RPC API endpoint and process the response, then display it as you need to. A second option is to just use an iFrame on the page, although iFrames were outlawed at some point in 2005. 0 [ad_2] solved … Read more
[ad_1] Iterate the outer array, then the inner arrays. Add each value to an indexed array in your result. foreach ($your_array as $sub_array) { foreach ($sub_array as $key => $value) { $result[$key][] = $value; } } [ad_2] solved PHP – Split Multidimensional Array by key/value
[ad_1] Take a look at SPL: this provides linked lists for PHP, together with other data structures such as heaps, stacks and queues 1 [ad_2] solved Where can I find resources for PHP implementation of linked list data structure? [closed]
[ad_1] You may use queue. When user comment post, add event to queue. Queue is parsed by cron (using Laravel’s command). [ad_2] solved Laravel 5.1, Return response to user, then excute some code [closed]
[ad_1] Your script is working as “intended”. Python will not magically parse and execute PHP code. You need a PHP interpreter for that. You could of course write one in your python server if so inclined, but I would rather recommend you to take a look at either Python web development (if you want to … Read more
[ad_1] $array ; foreach($array as $key => $value){ foreach($value as $k => $val){ echo $val . “<br> ; } } Output: HUBZone Small Business Small Disadvantaged Business Service-Disabled Veteran Small Businesses 2 [ad_2] solved How can i print Multidimensional Arrays in php [duplicate]