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- shortcuts - Is it bad practice to use lt;?= tag in PHP? - Software . . .
The primary issue with PHP's short tags is that XML managed to choose a tag (<?) that was already used by PHP With the option enabled, you weren't able to raw output the xml declaration without getting syntax errors:
- php - Need to Stop Bots from Killing my Webserver - Webmasters Stack . . .
All it will potentially do is prevent legitimate requests (from index php or mobile php) from calling the script more than once In order to prevent a bot from accessing your script you should only allow access if a session variable (or cookie) is actually set
- comparative review - Forking with PHP (4 different approaches) - Code . . .
I thought about three (now four) different ways how to execute forks with PHP What is the faster, maybe better solution and why? PHP script included foreach($tasks as $task) { $pid = pcntl_fork(); if($pid == -1) { exit("Error forking \n"); } else if($pid == 0) { include 'worker php'; exit(); } } while(pcntl_waitpid(0, $status) != -1);`
- Free Good PHP editor with FTP support for both Windows and MacOS
I'm a PHP developer and now I'm using a "free" version of Dreamweaver, I know that this one has the things I'm looking for, but its expensive I've looked into some softwares like Aptana, Notepad++, Dreamweaver, CodeLobster
- Which is better: to include HTML inside PHP code or outside it?
The best practice is to use regular PHP syntax when writing pure PHP, but the alternative syntax, when mixing PHP and HTML In regular PHP files without any HTML:
- php - Setting a default value if a variable is empty - Code Review . . .
Starting with PHP 7 0, Langen's answer is probably the best: $newsItems[0]['image_url'] = $newsItems[0]['image_url'] ?? ' img cat_placeholder jpg'; php net manual en …
- Should I Include PHP code in HTML or HTML in PHP?
Your HTML inside PHP is probably not the best, because it makes writing structured HTML very hard I recommend using an actual template engine, but others say "PHP is already a template engine" and (presumably) use variations of PHP inside HTML
- php - Default value variable, null vs empty string vs false - Software . . .
I would like to initialize my variables at the top of my file, to prevent any Undefined variable notices But what do you guys think is considered to be best practice (in PHP), in case of a string
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