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Moving Page after Validation in PHP

I want to change page after validation in PHP but, it appears on the same page with the validation. Here is the logical process i want And this is my PHP I use some referance from W3School, and it makes the review of data is in the same page as the form and validation, and i want the user will

How to get data from html-table via php

I have html-table and three buttons: You can see there are no rows in it by default. In javascript I add rows and cells by clicking the button “Add”. Also I can delete them by clicking the button “Delete”. When I finish adding rows and cells I click the button “Save”. And by clicking “Save” I want to save the

Google Tag Manager push event

I created a form for our company’s landing page. Our marketing department sent me this GTM code to include in the header. I’ve done that. After submitting the form I should push it for the Google Tag Manager. My html Form After submitting the form, the data is stored in a database. I want to execute this push event after

How to remove unused tags on my WordPress site?

I have the following site: https://www.daenischer-kerzenshop.de/ If i look at the source code via the browser, I can detect empty tags. Does anyone happen to know why they are generated and how I can remove them? I have searched all possible files and removed all code that could possibly cause this.Unfortunately I could not find a usable plugin either. Here

Using a for loop to display HTML element using JavaScript

I’m currently working on a project where I have a gallery (Gallery.php) containing a carousel of images, if an image is clicked on, the ImageID (I have set) and the Image URL are added to a 2D array in the localStorage. I am attempting to retrieve the array from localStorage in the homepage (index.php) which works as confirmed by logging

PHP preg_match not working as Input pattern

So I have this input pattern in HTML: <input name=”firstnamereg” type=”text” pattern=”[/p{L}+/u ]+”> But When I use the preg_match it does not work: $regexFirstANDLastname = “/[/p{L}+/u ]+/”; preg_match($regexFirstANDLastname, $_POST[“firstnamereg”]); Answer You need to use This pattern, in Chrome and Firefox, will be compiles as a new RegExp(“^(?:[\p{L}\s]+)$”, “u”) regex object. The u flag is used by default, you do not

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