I'm working on a type of page builder with Laravel and try to implement shortcodes WordPress style. I have HTML code as a string like this: $string = '<div class="temp"> [title type="text" tag="h2" value="This is my cool title" disabled some-attribute]…
I make an explode inside a while to separate words with a comma (,) and fix it so that it can be put in a sql query, in the first sample of the while it correctly outputs what I want…
I am looking to generate a slug in the following string format: '/job/hello-this-is-my-job-posting-for-a-daycare-im-looking-for-in-91770-rosemead-california-12345' The string will always start with /job/ and end with in-zipcode-city-state-job_id. However, there is a 150 character limit to the slug and I am looking to truncate…
I have an ACF Text Area field (2 actually) on my clients Wordpress site that will contain a list. The client wants this to output as bullet points on the front end. I am relatively new to JS so trying…
I have some code that used to work fine on a previous version of PHP but is throwing some errors now that I'm in a new hosting environment. The error reads: Warning: explode() expects at least 2 parameters, 1 given…
Like the title says I am getting the API response just fine. I've cleaned the response data up several different ways. When attempting to use explode, I cannot get it to assign the string as the key and value pairs…
I am trying to split string like below <?php $str = "Q:1) What is PHP?Opensource,cms,framework,webservice,opensource Q:2) What is Laravel?Opensource,cms,framework,webservice,framework Q:3) What is Wordpress?Opensource,cms,framework,webservice,framwork Q:4) What is Shopify?Opensource,cms,framework,webservice,framwork Q:5) What is Mangento?Opensource,cms,framework,webservice,framwork"; $ex = explode("Q:",$str); echo $ex[0]; It displays nothing