I’m developing a simple CRM with Laravel 8 that needs to search in query string. My query string would be look like: Now the problem is how can I search in controller? I want to do like this: I wonder why its not working and what is the standard way to do this. I’ve tried: but that didn’t work either.
Tag: query-string
Add extra query string to src attribute’s value of an iframe element that has been generated or outputted by wp_oembed_get() function
I want to add an extra query string to the src attribute’s value of the iframe element. I want to achieve this by using PHP or WordPress and not by JavaScript. The thing is that I want to use Youtube iFrame API, which is only possible if the iframe has a query string in which enablejspai=1 src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/M7lc1UVf-VE?enablejsapi=1″ Currently, the user
Add, change, and remove GET parameters from query string
Let’s say the current query string is the following I need a function which can add and remove several parameters from the query string. For example: should give So, not only should the function be able to add new parameters (eyes=2&fingers=10), but it should also change the ones which are already present (car=black => car=purple). All these new and changed
Understanding ‘parse_str’ in PHP
I’m a PHP newbie trying to find a way to use parse_str to parse a number of URLs from a database (note: not from the request, they are already stored in a database, don’t ask… so _GET won’t work) So I’m trying this: Please note that here I am just supplying an example URL, in the real application the URL