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Tag: methods

Laravel: method parameter bypass

In my laravel (7.x) application, I have a method called _index in different controllers & models with exactly same functionality (fetch the data to display in the grid) and parameters (except 1, that requires an additional parameter called available). So, I created a super method in the base controller, something line this: Controller.php SomeController.php AnotherController.php Only SomeController / index is

PHP POST method Form Redirecting on action Page

I have created a simple HTML Form With Action on Different Website After form data submission user is redirecting to action page but I want user stay on my website and form data go on another website..please help me here is sample form Answer Use an iframe, and submit the data to that, using target=”iframeName”, for example: This way you

PHP, how do I pass variables between methods?

I’m trying to pass a variable from one method to another. I’m fetching dates from an events table in order to build a dynamic query in another method. this returns my sumCase array without problems, I’m now trying to access this sumCase array in another method in order to build the query: when I echo my sumCase array within this

PHP Libsodium default encryption method

I’m sure this must’ve been asked and answered but can’t find where… With libsodium in PHP (7.0 / 7.1), what is the default encryption method employed (or where to find it) when you do something like this? A client wants it stated in the handover documentation but I can’t find what it is. Answer Algorithm details Encryption: XSalsa20 stream cipher

Accessing a public/private function inside a static function?

Due to the fact that you can not use $this-> inside a static functio, how are you supposed to access regular functions inside a static? This throws an error, because you can’t use $this-> inside a static. This throws the following error: How can you access regular methods inside a static method? In the same class* Answer Static methods can

PHP – __call all the time

Say we have a class with several protected and/or public methods. I need to perform a check each time a method is called. I could do that check each time i call a method : or But i would like developers neither to have to think about it nor to write it. I’ve thought about using __call to do :

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