I have a lot of pages, all of which require the file characters.php. This file contains constants which define many things in my website. They are defined like this, for example: const $humanHEALTH = …
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Concatenating lang CONST and STR CONST in PHP
Trying to concatenate:
Abstract constants in PHP – Force a child class to define a constant
I noticed that you can’t have abstract constants in PHP. Is there a way I can force a child class to define a constant (which I need to use in one of the abstract class internal methods) ? Answer A constant is a constant; there is no abstract or private constants in PHP as far as I know, but you
How can I change PHP constants? [closed]
Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question I am working on making my own custom CMS in PHP by hand and I have a few constants I
Redefining constants in PHP
Is it possible to redefine a constant in php which was defined by the define function? I have a class with several constants that contains the user data. I’m trying to use the class for more than one user. I did not write this class, but I am using it due to time constraints. I do not know why the
PHP Undefined Constant PHP_ROUND_HALF_DOWN
I have some PHP code in a project I’m working on that uses PHP’s round function. On my localhost, I don’t include any quotes around my mode argument, stating it as just PHP_ROUND_HALF_DOWN. However, when pushing to my server I get the error message: Now, when I add the single quotes to the mode argument, the first error goes away,
PHP | define() vs. const
In PHP, you can declare constants in two ways: With define keyword Using const keyword What are the main differences between those two? When and why should you use one and when use the other? Answer As of PHP 5.3 there are two ways to define constants: Either using the const keyword or using the define() function: The fundamental difference
quoting constants in php: “this is a MY_CONSTANT”
I want to use a constant in PHP, but I also want to put it inside double quotes like a variable. Is this at all possible? define(“TESTER”, “World!”); echo “Hello, TESTER”; obviously outputs “Hello, …