As you can see from the votes, this type of question doesn’t really fit well here at SO. We generally expect that you have code showing what you have tried so far and are asking for help with a specific issue you are facing. That said, if I were you, I would use parse.com‘s services … Read more
After few days looking for a solution, finally I found it! In the configuration of php.ini I changed the commented parameter of opcache.enable to 0 and now it works… I don’t know why, by the way. Thanks anyway. solved How to configure more than one Symfony2 projects on the same server
What you’re trying to do is impossibru!. Can’t be done, no way. Forget about it. End of. An anonymous object is indeed an instance of the stdClass, but you can’t in-line-extend it. What you can do, however, is to create an instance of the base class you want the stdClass to extend from, and overload … Read more
In answer to your question, no, you can’t use OR statements this way. What you can do is make $quantity conditionally based on the data you’ve got, for example: $price = !empty($item->unit_price) ? $item->unit_price : $item_kit->unit_price; $quantity = $fetch_barcode[‘item_price’] / $price solved Can you help me to simplify codes OR in PHP
If you have the distance in miles, all you have to know is the conversion from miles to feet: 1 mile == 5,280 feet Are the calculations you posted incorrect in some way? http://www.google.com/search?gcx=c&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=convert+miles+to+feet solved How can calculate distance in feet between two places? [closed]
If you want to reverse an array, just use array_reverse. $myArray = array_reverse($myArray); Result: array ( [0] => Fourth [1] => Third [2] => Second [3] => First ) 0 solved Reorder array but don’t change keys
With regexp: $str=”http:example.com/country/France/45″; preg_match(‘/http:example\.com\/country\/(?P<name>\w+)\/(?P<id>\d+)/’, $str, $matches); print_r($matches); // return array(“name”=>”France”, “id” => 45); 0 solved Get number from an url in PHP
What I’m assuming is.. SomePage.php <input type=”text” name=”quantity[]”> <input type=”text” name=”description[]”> <input type=”text” name=”article[]”> <input type=”text” name=”price[]”> <input type=”text” name=”tax[]”> <input type=”text” name=”discount[]”> Submit_Some_Page.php <? extract($_POST); $TotalArticle=sizeof($article); for($i=0;$i<$TotalArticle;$i++) { $Article=$article[$i]; $Quanity=$quantity[$i]; $Price=$price[$i]; $Tax=$tax[$i]; $Discount=$discount[$i]; $Description=$description[$i]; <– Now, Write Insert Query Here.. $Query=”INSERT INTO TableName SET Col1Name=$Article,Col2Name=$Quanity,Col3Name=$Price,Col4Name=$Tax,Col5Name=$Discount,Col6Name=$Description”; ….. Write Mysql Query To Execute It } ?> … Read more
I think you didn’t close out the Values with an end parentheses. $result = mysql_query( “INSERT INTO property( Pname, P_Price,P_Desc,P_City, P_Size,P_Rooms, P_garage, P_Address, P_Long, P_Lat, P_Sold, Provinces_idProvinces) VALUES(‘http://10.0.2.2/images/pic3.jpg’,98000,’beautifull house’,’Durban’,’7m’,1,2,’L-377 Umlazi’,’30.863226′,’-29.971518′,0,’1′)”); solved PHP does not insert into mysql
There are a few small mistakes in your query. In the ‘From’ section you only need to use the first table, and you’ll need to tell the join which field from the first table matches which field in the second table. In the where you’ll only have to match one field to $savingsId This query … Read more
Make your button type as “submit” like below. <button type=”submit” name=”ubah” class=”btn btn-primary”>Ubah</button> Else you can also keep it as button, but in that case u need to use ajax(javascript) and onclick event on button , for example : <button type=”button” name=”ubah” class=”btn btn-primary” onclick=”save()”>Ubah</button> where save() is some function in javascript that you will … Read more
I see what you have now. Thanks for adding the code. I would first focus on design. It sounds like you want some sort of CRUD(Create Retrieve Update Delete) system. In that case, what I would do, is place the initial submission form on top (like what you have), and use modals to show any … Read more
Create a function that gets a product weight and returns a bag number – the one which has the least free space that’s still enough to fit. Put it in the bag. Repeat until done. $bags = array(60,80,20,10,80,100,90); $containers = array(1=>100,2=>100,3=>100,4=>100); // number -> free space $placement = array(); rsort($bags); // biggest first – usually … Read more
In your loop, create a new array occurance each iteration. Then use json_encode() to turn that array into a valid JSON string. $json = []; for ($i = 0; $i < (count($getnodays)); $i++) { $json[] = [‘Category’ => $getctgry[$i], ‘Priority’ => $getpriotity[$i], ‘NoOfDays’ => $getnodays[$i], ‘StDate’ => $date1[$i], ‘EdDate’ => $date2[$i], ]; } echo json_encode($json); … Read more
This is the solution I ended up using: echo $arr[array_search(7, array_column($arr, ‘id’))][‘title’]; 2 solved How to Get title by id in 2D array?