PHP Collective

Collective Members

A leaderboard ranking Members by their contributions to the collective. Board updated daily. Last updated 8 hours ago

#		Username	Top contribution	Rep
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	-	Olivier	Answer Accepted As explained in this PHP.Watch article, the issue is specific to Windows. On other OSes, curl uses the system list ...	+255
	-	Alex Howansky	Answer Accepted The PHP that runs embedded in the web server and the PHP that runs in the CLI use two different configurations, but ...	+125
		Arun A S	Answer Accepted In Laravel, the easiest way to access nested dynamic array keys is by using the dot notation, ie first_key....	+85
4		Ken Lee	Answer Accepted One of the ways is: use a conditional statment to print what you want to include <?php for ($y=1; $y <= 118; $...	+71
5		Gordon	-	+60
6		Chris Haas	-	+50
7		hakre	Answer I'm actually glad you're asking this question in this direkt form: Is this a disagreement? Let's see the ...	+50
8		maiorano84	-	+50
9		ceejayoz	-	+50
10		mickmackusa	Answer In one function call, split the string on zero or more spaces and omit any empty values. Code: (Demo) $string = &...	+38
11		Doc Bu	Answer Accepted As explained in Mehrwarz's comment, you need to move your CSS assets in your public directory, your web server's ...	+37
12		RïshïKêsh Kümar	-	+35
13		Fabio Rizzaro	Answer Accepted Try this, // Loan start date $loanStartDate = new DateTime("2020-01-01"); // Loan period: 2 years and 5 ...	+35
14	-	drew010	-	+30
15		Michael Berkowski	-	+30
16		Dishan Sachin	Answer Accepted I did some research and found that when using the #[Rule()] format is not capable of performing the ignore unique ...	+29
17	-	CBroe	Answer Accepted CSS provides a :first pseudo class, that can be used in combination with a @page rule - and apparently dompdf ...	+25
18		STA	-	+25
19		miken32	-	+22
20		Stephan Vierkant	-	+20
21		Istiaque Ahmed	-	+20
22		Rok Kralj	-	+20
23		stollr	-	+20
24		apokryfos	-	+20
25		Synchro	-	+20
26		Ibrahim Azhar Armar	-	+20
27		AbraCadaver	-	+20
28		patricus	-	+20
29		john Smith	Answer Idealy your API exposed the getters and setters, probably the serializer uses them anyway so to deprecate you could ...	+20
30		Rick James	-	+20
31		nice_dev	Answer I assume there is no datetime key in your array and it is rather those start and end keys. So, compare the start ...	+20
32		Hassaan	-	+20
33		Tim Lewis	-	+20
34		Grant	-	+20
35		LF-DevJourney	-	+20
36		hotcakedev	-	+20
37		Eshban Bahadur	Answer The website you are visiting might be old due to that it cannot support SSL version 3. In your code, you should ...	+20
38		Amit Creation	Answer It should be like this public function script(): string { $string = " <script type='text/...	+20
39		John Lobo	-	+20
40		ADyson	Answer As per its documentation, the DateTime class doesn't have any public properties. You need to use the documented ...	+19
41		Phil	-	+19
42		Daud Mushtaq	Answer Accepted I think in your case use ki__widget1, not Widgets\ki__widget1. Here is the corrected code according to my judgment. ...	+15
43		KIKO Software	Answer For a solution that is both efficient and easy to read you could use something like this: foreach ([...range(1, 48),...	+13
44		codediesel	-	+10
45		Death-is-the-real...	-	+10
46		Mahdi Younesi	-	+10
47		Vel	-	+10
48		Mohamed Kamel	-	+10
49		Milad Elyasi	-	+10
50		BritishWerewolf	-	+10