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I have been trying to develop a domain mapping service using Zend. So, I need to access the $_SERVER['HOST'] parameter during preDespatch , but If I var_dump($_SERVER) in a Plugin's preDispatch() function it does return NULL. Can someone tip off where to do that or how ?
If it's $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] that you want, you can try this:
public function preDispatch(Zend_Controller_Request_Abstract $request)
{
$request->getHttpHost();
}
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i know that has to be a trivial one. Can please somebody tell me how only to get the value of skills? how can i access it?
Appreciate.
You have different options to choose from:
In plain PHP you can do:
$skills = array_map(function($entry) {
return $entry->skills;
}, $arr);
With Laravel helpers you can do:
Arr::pluck($arr, 'skills');
Your data looks like models so in that case, you might be able to do this as well:
YourModel::get()->pluck('skills'); //or
$yourCollection->pluck('skills');
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I'm facing issues on laravel - I have route in my web.php file:
Route::get('/logout', 'Auth/LoginController#logout')
and when I'm trying to use it I'm receiving alert:
Target class [App\Http\Controllers\Auth/LoginController] does not exist.
changing route to Auth\LoginController#logout resolves the issue - but I think this is wrong solution.
and yes- I'm running it on windows so in theory \ is correct but previously in other projects laravel didn't had this issue
It's correct solution, that's how PHP is declare it's namespaces
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I'm trying to fail on purpose... According to the documentation get_term_by will return false when nothing is found.
I issue:
$exiting_term = get_term_by('slug', sanitize_title("something"), 'non-existing-one');
Then I...
var_dump($existing_term);
The output from which is:
bool(false)
However, my code will not to into this block. Why is that?
if ($existing_term === false) {
/// NEVER GETS HERE.
}
You have a typo.
var_dump('exiting_term' == 'existing_term');
--> bool(false)
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I am facing some issues with a query.
The result for this
public function index()
{
$subscribers = Subscriber::where('user_id', Auth::user()->id)->get();
return view('backend.newsletter.contacts.index')->withSubscribers($subscribers);
}
is only the last entry. My assumption with get() is that I get all entries that match my where clause?
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header("Location: {$TBDEV['baseurl']}/login.php?returnto=" . urlencode($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]));
Is it a variable? PHP reserved word? something to do with HTML?
It's a $_GET parameter. When you submit the code, the page receiving it will be able to use $_GET['returnto'] to return you to the page you're currently on.
Take some time to learn about $_GET