Inside your config, where you declare your components, add or modify the urlManager like this: ‘urlManager’ => [ ‘enablePrettyUrl’ => true, ‘showScriptName’ => false, ‘enableStrictParsing’ => false, ‘rules’ => [ ‘projects/<url>’ => ‘projects/ACTION’, ], ], In order for this to work, first, the path projects/action has to match your controller action, and then projects/<url> means … Read more
In cust.php you actually need to call the function as well <?php header(‘Content-Type: application/json’); function testdata(){ $str=”{“employees”:[{“firstName”:”John”, “lastName”:”Doe”},{“firstName”:”Anna”, “lastName”:”Smith”},{“firstName”:”Peter”, “lastName”:”Jones”}]}”; return $str; } echo testdata(); ?> EDIT: I’ve had to change your $str as well, single quote surrounding keys and values are not valid, I have changed it to double quotes ” which are valid. … Read more
You should always keep your console or developer bar open when working with javascript, you never know when something conflicts with the other. You need to use parseInt() to pass a value to the setValue function of the slider, it is interpreting it as text, otherwise, it throws Uncaught Error: Invalid input value ‘1’ passed … Read more
So you simply want to multiply the amount covered by each slab (“units”) with the rate then – so I would create an array that has the slab end as key, and the rate as value – then you can simply loop over that with the extended foreach syntax, and have access to the rate … Read more
Maybe you are looking for something like this: add in to your model public static function getYearsList() { $years = (new Query())->select(‘DISTINCT YEAR(`birthday`) as years’)->from(‘{{%yourTable}}’)->column(); return array_combine($years, $years); } and then in gridview [ ‘attribute’ => ‘birthday’, ‘filter’ => YourModel::getYearsList(), ] And then in your search model add andFilterWhere() to compare birthday with year. It … Read more