PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor. It is a dynamically interpreted scripting language for building interactive websites on the server.
<?php class database { public static $connection; private function __construct(){ echo "connection created"; } public function connect(){ if(!isset(self::$connection)){ self::$connection = new database(); } return self::$connection; } } $db = database::connect(); $db2 = database...
two additional ISSET checks to prevent PHP notices changed HTTP 1.0 headers to HTTP 1.1 updated links to themes and plugins in the Settings panel (new links are: https://wondercms.com/themes and https://wondercms.com/plugins) removed converted case for page titles core code in WonderCMS pret...
PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor. It is a dynamically interpreted scripting language for building interactive websites on the server.
<?php if(isset($_POST['submit_form'])) { if(!wp_verify_nonce('cform_generate_nonce','contact_form_submit')){ wp_die('Our Site is protected!!'); }else{ // process here your contact form with proper sanitize inputs. } }
thedate.timezonephp.inioption ordate_default_timezone_set()function. PHP will no longer attempt to guess the timezone, and will instead fall back to "UTC" and issue aE_WARNING.Non-numeric string offsets - e.g.$a['foo']where $a is a string - now return false onisset()and true ...
here is code: <?php session_start(); // Must start session first thing /* Created By Adam Khoury @ www.flashbuilding.com ---June 20, 2008--- */ // Here we run a login check if (!isset($_SESSION['id'])) { echo 'Please log in to access your account'; exit(); } //Conne...
Upon executing this code, an error is encountered. array_map(): Argument #3 should be an array I'm having trouble passing multiple arguments when calling thearray_mapfunction within a class in my Laravel 4.2 project. I checked the PHP Documentation, and it seems to be allowed, but ...
This is my code in php+html- <?php session_start(); if(isset($_POST['submit'])) { include("connection.php"); $ProfileID=$_POST['pid']; $BusinessProfile=$_POST['prof']; $Day=$_POST['day']; $Month=$_POST['month']; $Year=$_POST['year']; $Nationality=$_POST['nat']; ...
if (isset($_SESSION['user'])) // logged in ! echo user_name($_SESSION['user']); The data is stored on the server, so there is no risk of tampering (on the other hand, mind your disk usage). Starting the session lets the current request use $_SESSION. If this is the user'...