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I\'m building a PHP framework, and in it I have a request object that parses the url as well as the $_GET, $_POST and $_FILE superglobals.
I have no idea why this is throwing an error - hoping someone can see the issue? $client->set(\'place\', \'home\');
When the e-mail sent, it sent the e-mail X amount of times to each person, for example: Bob, Susan, Joe, all had inactive sites.
Here is the simplified version of my code <?php session_start(); if($_GET[\'page\'] == \"login\") {// process username/password
I\'ve made a class that acts like an file wrapper. When user call delete method, i want to unset the object (actually $this). Is there a way (workaround) to do that? The manual said no, th开发者_开发知
I can access anywhere inside the multi-dimensional an array via reference method. And I can change the its value. For example:
I\'m having trouble removing items in a session array in a shopping cart project. The following code should take the selected item and remove it from the session. However the end result is just the sa
So I know the exact path the node I would be attempting to remove.I am iterating through several xml files to update some of the content.In order to add some of the new content in, I must first delete
I have two simple questions. What is better/useful for memory cleanup. $var = null; or unset($var); I have one function wi开发者_C百科th one cycle. I am getting (after few minutes)