The code pasted here is coming from pretty dangerous malware that besides modifications in post.php and functions.php creates file containing a backdoor: /wp-includes/class.wp.php - at this point malware creator can do pretty much anything he like. At the moment of the infection malware is ...
if (strpos('wordpress.org', $uri) !== false) { return true; } else { return false; } }, 10, 2); This is more of a stopgap than a permanent fix, but if you need it, you're really going to need it. Update manually No one wants to update programs by hand, but som...
Static is a special class name that performs a valid return type in the new version. New Functions Introduced for PHP Web Development Services Str_contains There are different ways to find if one string contains another. Earlier you used strpos() which used haystack and needle to look for...
php if (strpos ($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'MSIE') !== FALSE) { echo 'You are using Internet Explorer.'; } ?> Mixing both HTNM and PHP modes <?php if (strpos ($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'MSIE') !== FALSE) { ?> strpos () must have returned non-false You are using...
str_containsis a new function designed to make searching for a ‘needle’ inside a given string of code (the haystack in this analogy) simpler and less error-prone. In prior PHP versions,strstrandstrposwere the functions used for this, but they require more complex code blocks andhave some...
Still, if you only have a couple of URLs or patterns, the idea of a PHP array, looping over it, and comparing each value withstrpos(for "contains" or "starts with")要么preg_match(for regex)will do just fine -- and is the easiest one to implement. ...
// If no value is posted, return false if( ! isset( $_POST['user_login'] ) ){ return ''; } // Fetch user information from user_login if ( strpos( $_POST['user_login'], '@' ) ) { $user_data = get_user_by( 'email', trim( $_POST['user_login'] ) ); ...
if (!$is_route_set && strpos($part, ':') !== false) { $this->request->get['route'] = implode('/', $route); $is_route_set = true; } if ($is_route_set) { $query_var_parts = explode(':', str_replace('/fs/', '/', $part)); $query_var_name = array_shift($query...
if(strpos($request->checkid,'-')===false){ preg_match('#(\d{1,5})#', $request->checkid, $out); if(isset($out[1])){ $censored_id = str_replace($out[1],'',$request->checkid)."-".$out[1]; Header("Location: ".url('/movie?censored_id='.$censored_id)); die; } }...
it is pretty light on actual technical details. I hope this article can shed some more light on what exactly an encoding is and just why all your text screws up when you least need it. This article is aimed at developers (with a focus on PHP), but any computer user should be able ...