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[ad_1] $dateArr = array(); $arr_1 = array(); $arr_2 = array(); $begin = new DateTime(‘2013-01-01 00:00:00’); $end = new DateTime(‘2016-02-18 23:59:59’); $daterange = new DatePeriod($begin, new DateInterval(‘P1D’), $end); foreach($daterange as $date){ $arr_1[]= $date->format(“Y-m-d”); } $condidateStart = new DateTime(‘2014-03-25 00:00:00’); $condidateEnd = new DateTime(‘2014-10-15 23:59:59’); $daterange1 = new DatePeriod($condidateStart, new DateInterval(‘P1D’), $condidateEnd); foreach($daterange1 as $date){ $arr_2[] = … Read more

[ad_1] First use the method described here to retrieve all hrefs, then you can use a regex or strpos to “filter out” those who don’t start with /download/. The reason why you should use a parser instead of a regex is discussed in many other posts on stack overflow (see this). Once you parsed the … Read more

[ad_1] If you know how the increment and decrement operators work, you’ll get the answer. echo “Increment = ” . $var1++ ; //Prints $var1 and then increments the value echo “Decrement = ” . $var1– ; // Prints the incremented value from previous operation and then decrements the value To achieve what you are trying … Read more

[ad_1] To get you going my 2 cents. First off, Welcome, please read How to ask a good question First you need to decode the json string in to an array. with that array you can get the values. <?php $json = ‘{“prereqs”:{“prereq”:{“type”:”prereq_check”,”value”:”submerging_island_feature_enabled”}}, “divisions”:{“division”:[{“items”:{“item”:[{“name”:”rhino_shell”,”rarity”:”common”}, {“name”:”walrus_wavy”,”rarity”:”special”},{“name”:”hippo_fancyshell”,”rarity”:”rare”}, {“name”:”rhino_jellyfish”,”rarity”:”superRare”}]},”name”:”rubyCount_30″}, {“items”:{“item”:[{“name”:”walrus_clam”,”rarity”:”common”},{“name”:”hippo_nautical”,”rarity”:”special”}, {“name”:”giraffe_coral”,”rarity”:”rare”},{“name”:”elephant_starburst”,”rarity”:”superRare”}]},”name”:”rubyCount_40″}, {“items”:{“item”:[{“name”:”giraffe_waverider”,”rarity”:”common”},{“name”:”pony_sea”,”rarity”:”special”}, {“name”:”magicdeer_seadeer”,”rarity”:”rare”}, {“name”:”pony_seaprincesscorn”,”rarity”:”superRare”}]},”name”:”rubyCount_50″}, {“items”:{“item”:[{“name”:”bigcat_crystallion”,”rarity”:”common”},{“name”:”magicdeer_midnightdeer”,”rarity”:”special”}, {“name”:”horse_ofthesea”,”rarity”:”rare”}, {“name”:”horse_wingedsea”,”rarity”:”superRare”}]},”name”:”rubyCount_60″}]},”crafting”:{“recipes”:{“recipe”:[{“name”:”qdke”}, {“name”:”sb1p”},{“name”:”cb8v”}]}},”listEndDate”:”07/13/2015″,”currencyItem”:{“name”:”healingpotionbottle”},”feed”:{“throttleTime”:”21600″},”name”:”submerging_island”}’; … Read more

[ad_1] First, you’ve got a ` in your code and second, you forgot a semicolon on the second line. Use a source code editor with syntax highlighting to spot the syntax errors. <?php echo $_POST[“fname”]; $handler= fopen(‘f.txt’, ‘a’); $data=$_POST[“fname”]; fwrite($handle,$data); ?> [ad_2] solved PHP $_POST syntax error [closed]