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I'm curious what the best approach to this would be. In case the tags weren't noticed, I'm using PHP and Laravel 4.
My application requires that users register with an email address that is from specific domain names. Currently there is only one domain, however, I can see it being a requirement to white list others.
I would assume it would be best to put the domains into an array. Would I run a regex from $rules array against that array? I'm somewhat green to regex. I don't use it often enough to commit anything advanced to memory so feel free to talk to me like a 2 year old.
You can create a custom validator for this. See http://laravel.com/docs/validation#custom-validation-rules for reference.
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I want to make an online recruitment system(web) for my project in school. What are the language I need to learn except PHP. Thanks for the answer guys.
Not very proper question, you might find the answer by googling.
Anyway, You might need so far:
HTML: It will be like the skeleton of your page.
CSS: Basic knowledge would be a plus for understanding how to make it pretty.
MySQL: Unless you want a static page, you would need DB in order to save the data itself. Useful for manage cookies, sessions, users, etc.
My advice - Download some HTML free template and use it as base. Integrate it with PHP for DB connection and usage.
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I'm working on a user management system, and was curious how you all deal with removing customers ? do you completely delete them from the database or do you archive them (hide them) ?
In my technical opinion, the best approach is to "hide" the customers. That way you can keep track of historical customers and their behavior.
That said, there are legal reasons why you might have to legally delete them or obfuscate them so their identity unknown.
So, it depends, and it depends on the legal and regulatory framework, as well as the business requirements of what you are working on.
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I have a list of 10,000+ keywords, specifically company names (ie: Best Buy, General Electric, etc.). I want to find relevant websites for all or most of these names, systematically.
How would I be able to go about this?
I'm thinking it'd be possible to copy from the list, paste to google, copy first website then paste on another list.
You should use Google's Web Search Results API.
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To make things short: I'm writing an anonymous forum software with PHP. I just feel like using a database is overkill and restrains my amateur skills. Do you advise against using text files instead of database?
Thanks.
A database has advantages like some sanitation (no breaking of delimiters, newlines etc.) and less danger of access conflicts when multiple instances try to read from the table - and different from a file-based approach, writing conflicts are constrained to the record in question only.
Recommendation: use database
To make things short: Yes. Strong advise against text files.
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Similar to Facebook, I want to do a sharing feature where a user can choose to keep something private or share with 1 or more people. I know how to do a drop down but that limits my ability to be able to do it only for one person. How do i do it so i can allow people to select more than 1 person in a way that its user friendly and not confusing.
I was thinking of using AJAX or if HTML5 had something but i am new to that area so i don't know.
What is the best way to do it?
You could use a <select multiple>, but that's not very user-friendly. I'd use something like this: http://jqueryui.com/demos/autocomplete/#multiple.