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a challenge like this $_GET['2020'] snippet boring me a long time, i want to know how this work, but do not know which keywords to search, maybe how the parameter works?
$_GET reads querystring parameters from the URL. So if someone goes to your PHP script with a URL like http://servername/scriptname.php?2020=ABC then when the PHP script runs, the variable $_GET['2020'] will contain the value ABC.
More info is available in the documentation: https://www.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.get.php
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Currently I have this structure.
?id=83&download=jerhub&title=The Post - Title Here
Is it possible for me to make my URL structure something like this?
/83-the-post-title-here.html
Completely removing the download variable from the clean URL structure, while still being able to call it on page?
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Exist any way to know the source page that is calling the query and store it?
Are you looking for $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ?
Check also print_r($_SERVER) if something is more accurate for what you need
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If give you a link like http://login.php?workerid=abc,
how can we get the information of workerid in php? Thanks.
Maybe $_GET function, but do not know exactly how to make that work.
you can get information from url like this
$data=$_GET['workerid'];
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What would the code be to have a comments section on my website where logged in people can place a comment. I got a database and want to use html and php only. No 3th party involved.
Something simple and not to advanced.
You should check out some tutorials:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGmEZY6DBhw
http://www.2my4edge.com/2013/05/comment-system-using-php-and-mysql.html
We are not going to place an entire code here, you should show us that you've tried instead of just asking us to write all of your code.
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The problem is that I must catch situation when some variable (and I don't know it's name, that is I don't know where this value first arises) matches some record in database. The way I think it could be done is to run after each statement an external code against array of local and remote variables. In that external code would be a simple foreach loop and db query, the script would then output line number where given situation happened.
Is this possible with xdebug ?
There is a function for that, http://php.net/manual/en/function.register-tick-function.php more documentation on ticks is http://www.php.net/manual/en/control-structures.declare.php here.