I work in a museum, our website has many .MP4 videos. I changed their extensions to .MUS to make them more difficult to download (most people don’t know how to right click the webpage, click the <video> tag to download it and then rename it). Videos show fine. It looks like this :
I’m trying to read mp4 file with PHP and what I’m doing now is this:
I have used following code to generate zip
I have a very similar situation to the person who asked:
Can I serve MP3 files with PHP?
Basically I am trying to protect mp3 files from direct download, so users have to go through php to get authenticated first.
Here’s my code:
I have a site architechure where I assign content to variables and then print them in a master page. My problem is that php code in the sub pages is imported into the variables as strings. Is there anyway to make sure that the code is actually executed and the results is imported in the variables instead?
I’ve seen many questions about how to efficiently use PHP to download files rather than allowing direct HTTP requests (to keep files secure, to track downloads, etc.).
I want to append my data which is array of object format to the existing .json file so I have written code for it, but on stackoverflow I noticed so many developers suggesting before appending to existing json file first read file and then push new data to existing json file. So I followed this and made changes according to this but getting error :
I cannot figure out how async/await works. I slightly understand it but I can’t make it work.
I’m trying to understand why the below promise setups don’t work.
I’m trying to read an image from client side encoded in base64.
How to read with nodejs?
