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I have been searching for an easy no plugin solution.
I am using laravel's string as key format for my translation file. I have fr.json file and inside this file I have all the texts and it's translations.
It works fine for blade but not being able to use it in my .vue files.
Please help me how can I use this fr.json file in all of my .vue file.
Thank you.
If you want to get your translation files in Vue, you'd have to import them in your javascript.
First. Set a meta tag in your head eith the current language:
<meta name='locale' content='{{app()->getLocale()}}' />
And then in your javascript for this example resources/assets/js/app.js:
var locale = document.head.querySelector('meta[name="csrf-token"]').content;
var lang = {
locale: require('../../lang/' + locale + '.json')
}
Maybe you can do the same for the default/fallback language. Then a translate function would look like this:
function trans(key, replace) {
var message;
if (lang[locale][key] != undefined) {
message = lang[locale][key];
} else if (lang[defaultLocale][key] != undefined) {
message = lang[defaultLocale][key];
}
if (message) {
// Loop through each item of replace and string replace the message.
return message;
}
return key;
}
Something like this could work I think. Didn't test it and needs some tweaking but I think that this should be the idea when solving this problem.
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How to get the current URL without the first part dynamically?
For example:
www.google.com/en/second => /second
www.google.com/en/second/third => /second/third
Where to put the function or how to implement this in the current blade view?
You can use Request::segments:
implode('/', array_slice(request()->segments(), 1));
All http link:
$link = "http://$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST]$_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]"; // www.google.com/en/second/third
Just requested link:
$requested_link = "$_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]"; // en/second/third
If you do not want any part of link, replace it with "":
str_replace("en/", "", $requested_link); // second/third
You can put this code anywhere in view or controller. For example in view:
<?php
function get_url(){
$requested_link = "$_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]";
return str_replace("en/", "", $requested_link);
}
?>
Get the current URL including the query string...
echo url()->full();
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Hello everyone again here,
I want to create a PHP script for my software which generates and returns the specific code using one $_GET request with a string and using another verificates this code, then forbid running same string.
Something what should work like this:
1st user's software runs "http://example.com/codes.php?create=" and string like "abc".
and script returns code based on "abc", e.g. "4aO45k", "12sdF4" etc.
2nd user's software runs "http://example.com/codes.php?verify=" and this code.
If this code exists, return true and remove it FOREVER, meaning this code will never be generated again. If this code doesn't exist, return false.
If 1st user's software will run "http://example.com/codes.php?create=abc" another code will be generated.
In simple words:
if $_GET is create, then
generate random alphanumeric string, save it and return
if $_GET is verify, then
check if this string exists, if so, then
return true, remove from saved
otherwise
return false
Possible without databases, SQL, mySQL, FireBird...?
How do I make it using .ini files as storage?
Thanks.
It's possible with files. You can do something like the simple solution below:
A couple of notes:
I don't know what you intend by based on exactly, so this just uses the input as a prefix
This stores every code in a file indefinitely; if used a lot this file will grow very large and checking for the existence of codes, and ensuring new codes are unique can grow very slow
The same code can be verified multiple times, but will never be recreated. Marking them as used after verification is of course possible as well
As a general rule don't go creating global functions and shoving everything in one file like this. It's really just proof of concept of what was asked
<?php
$file = fopen('codes', 'a');
if (!empty($_GET['create'])) {
$seed = $_GET['create'];
do {
$code = uniqid($seed);
} while (codeExists($code));
fwrite($file, $code . "\n");
echo $code;
}
else if (!empty($_GET['verify'])) {
echo codeExists($_GET['verify']) ? 'found' : 'not found';
}
function codeExists($verification) {
$file = fopen('codes', 'r');
$found = false;
while ($code = trim(fgets($file))) {
if ($code == $verification) {
$found = true;
break;
}
}
return $found;
}
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Just as an example:
http://domain.com/main.php(then the database file here).
I'm not sure what that is even called, but I can't find anything on it.
Of course you can use GET parameters
http://domain.com/main.php?foo=bar
Which you can get in PHP with:
$_GET['foo'];
I don't really know why you want to pass the database name in the link. Sure, it can be a parameter, but it so unsecure!
UPDATE: you may use more/multiple databases, but use then a config file. The connection names or database names do not passed in the url.
.../main.php?state=demo&type=1, .../main.php?state=demo&type=2, etc.
if ($_GET['state'] == 'demo')
{
switch ($_GET['type'])
{
case 1:
$databaseName = 'demo_type_1';
break;
case 2:
$databaseName = 'demo_type_2';
break;
default:
throw new Exception('Wrong demo specified');
}
// connect to database with the name in $databaseName
}
else
{
// Other connection
}
Better is to set demo state to session, so you can read out it without the url (more secure)
It is not recommended to put your database name in GET requests in the query string for security reasons. But, if you still need it you can do:
http://domain.com/main.php?database_name=MyDatabase
Then on the PHP Code:
<?php
$databaseName = $_GET['database_name'];
?>
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How do I know whether the website is using robot.txt and sitemap.txt? I have done extracting keyword, description, title; however I am unable to find the way to code to check whther the website is using robot.txt and sitemap.txt.
I am doing something like this http://www.seoptimer.com/report/loadster.in/5553240531d12
Use file_get_contents:
$robotsContents = file_get_contents("http://targetdomain.com/robots.txt");
$sitemapContents = file_get_contents("http://targetdomain.com/sitemap.xml");
Check if contents are false, false will mean 404 Not Found, then check if it's not HTML contents (because some sites redirect every URL) with strpos($robotsContents, '<html') === false, if there is no tag, that mean it can be txt ou xml file.
So:
function pathExistsAndIsNotHtml($path) {
$contents = #file_get_contents($path);
return ! empty($contents) && strpos($contents, '<html') === false;
}
if(pathExistsAndIsNotHtml("http://targetdomain.com/robots.txt")) {
echo 'http://targetdomain.com/robots.txt';
} else {
echo 'There is no robots.txt';
}
if(pathExistsAndIsNotHtml("http://targetdomain.com/sitemap.xml")) {
echo 'http://targetdomain.com/sitemap.xml';
} else {
echo 'There is no sitemap.xml';
}
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I'm trying to get a variable which I declared in one php file to another without including the whole first php
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql)) {
// Urlaubstage ausgeben
if($row['frtutage'] < 1) {
$verbraucht = "0";
} else {
$verbraucht = $row['frtutage'];
}
$resturlaub = $row['miturlaubstage'] + $row['mitutagevorjahr'] - $verbraucht;
$urlaubgesamt = $row['miturlaubstage'] + $row['mitutagevorjahr'];
I need the variable $resturlaub in the second PHP without calculating the variable again.
How do I do this? Or is it even possible?
Thanks.
edit: the first php file is about calculating vacation days and how much I have remaind after taking a few vacation days, in the second file I need the calculation of the remaining days then, so I just want to use the variable again and not calculate it again
You can try somehting like
$var = 'random_query';
$page= 'yourpage.com/?my_var='.serialize($var);
header("Location: $page");
exit;
and in your page you can get the value by
if (isset($_GET['my_var']))
{
$my_var = unserialize($_GET['my_var']);
}
But it would depend on the size of that variable that you need to pass, and what is the purpose of the scripts.
If you don't want to include the whole first php file but only a variable then you should create a third file (called: variables.php or config.php for example).
Then include variables.php in both file so the variable will be shared among your scripts