Hi I'm brand new to Laravel and Blade (and kind of beginner to PHP) but not JS, so I've found how to do @if @else statements and I have an external .js file with a simple script that is returning…
I wanted define two values in a same variable. At first was wrote same this: <body> <a href="name.php?firstname=Tom&lastname=schneider">Hi, I’m Tom schneider!</a> </body> and in php: <?php $name = $_GET['firstname' , 'lastname']; echo 'Herzlich Willkommen ' . $name . '!'; ?>…
I tried changing numbers, plus i also tried removing and re-adding math floor but the outcome was still the same. It's supposed to give different number every time but in my case it's only giving one number as an output…
I am using stages from different Repository as a template Stage in my DevOps Pipeline. But I am not able to use those stages as dependsOn in a subsequent Stage. I am not allowed to make changes inside the Template…
I'm trying to change a global value that is currently a reference to another value. My current implementation doesn't work: $anna = array('Name' => "Anna"); $bella = array('Name' => "Bella"); $girl = &$anna; function change(){ global $girl, $bella; $girl =…
I am trying to figure out a way to assign tile values to my tictactoe cell variables equivalent to the variable characters themselves in a more concise manner. Each variable should be equivalent to get.elementById("variable name here. i.e. a2").value; I…
I am following this online free course on YouTube, this is the link if you want to visit it: "Youtube link", but at around 2:15:00, he shows how to call javascript variables in HTML tags and log them onto the…
I am setting $_SERVER variables in an include file as follows - $_SERVER['BOT'] = isset($_SERVER['BOT']) ? $_SERVER['BOT'] : 0; // assume this is not a bot $_SERVER['REALPAGE'] = isset($_SERVER['REALPAGE']) ? $_SERVER['REALPAGE'] : 0; // assume this is a real page…
I am currently playing with the code in this post https://stackoverflow.com/a/40120814 Which I know is very old code for a very old WP and Woo. So maybe there is a better way now. However it does seem to work still,…
I recently read "High Performance JavaScript" (2010) which states: The deeper into the execution context’s scope chain an identifier exists, the slower it is to access for both reads and writes. Consequently, local variables are always the fastest to access…