What is so wrong with extract()?
I was recently reading this thread, on some of the worst PHP practices.
In the second answer there is a mini discussion on the use of extract()
, and im just wondering what all the huff is about.
I was recently reading this thread, on some of the worst PHP practices.
In the second answer there is a mini discussion on the use of extract()
, and im just wondering what all the huff is about.
I have an array like this:
I have a string of HTML that I would like to check to see if there are any links inside of it and, if so, extract them and put them in an array. I can do this in jQuery with the simplicity of its selectors but I cannot find the right methods to use in PHP.
I want to extract the first word of a variable from a string. For example, take this input:
Possible Duplicate:
PHP String Manipulation: Extract hrefs
I want to remove everything (including the comma) from the first comma of a string in PHP.
I’m trying to find eveything inside a div using regexp. I’m aware that there probably is a smarter way to do this – but I’ve chosen regexp.
This is a problem that is so hard for me to find using just keywords — I’ve scrolled pages after pages and all the hits are on getting data from json structure, instead of getting data structure from json.
I’m making my first laravel project, using postgres, and I’d like to be able to access all the people with a birthday this month (my people table has a birthdate field that’s a date). I can use extract to get these records from the database, like so:
I need to create a Pandas DataFrame based on a text file based on the following structure: