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append php in jquery

I’m trying to dynamically create a div to show error messages using jquery. I’m able to use append() to create the HTML easily enough, but I need to call a php variable in order to display the content….

Base10 to base64 url shortening

I’m coding an url shortener function for a project in which I’m learning php, here is the code (btw I suppose that global here is not a good thing to do :P): The code is taken from this Wikipedia article and adapted to php. My problem is that when I pass a multiple of 64 to the function I get

Validate class/method names with regex

I’m currently working on an MVC Style framework for a company and for security reasons I need to make sure that the controller / method that’s passed via the Query String is valid chars to the RFC (which I can’t find). I need to be able to validate / sanitize class names according to what’s allowed by the PHP interpreter

How do i save logs in php

How do i save logs in PHP? Is there any “magical” function available in php for doing so, or any library? Or should i have to fopen file everytime and dump in it? I want to save my logs in text file. Thanks in advance 🙂 Answer I wrote a simple class to do this. Maybe you’ll find it useful.

Print string with a php variable in it

For you guys, I imagine this will be easy. I want the variable to be $width and for it to have px on the end. If i put a space, it doesnt work. If i put them together, it treats it as one big variable name. Could I ask someone the correct snytax to achieve this? Thanks Answer If you

Calculate total seconds in PHP DateInterval

What is the best way to calculate the total number of seconds between two dates? So far, I’ve tried something along the lines of: However, the days property of the DateInterval object seems to be broken in the current PHP5.3 build (at least on Windows, it always returns the same 6015 value). I also attempted to do it in a

What sort algorithm does PHP use?

Internally speaking, which algorithm(s) does PHP use to implement the various sort functions it offers? It seems like the usort variants might use a different algorithm than the built in sorts, but I wanted to know. Where would I even find this information? Thanks! Answer You could find the information by looking at the php manual. http://php.net/sort says PHP uses

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