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Using Query ID in Elementor for Custom Post Filtering

Kanchan BalaCakePHP, Miscelleneous, PHP, PHP Framework, PHPBBLeave a Comment on Using Query ID in Elementor for Custom Post Filtering

Query ID in Elementor :- Elementor is a powerful page builder for WordPress that allows users to create stunning layouts. One of the advanced features it offers is the ability to filter posts using Query IDs. This can be incredibly useful…

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Match Expression in PHP

Virender KumarCakePHP, PHP, PHP Framework, PHPBBLeave a Comment on Match Expression in PHP

The match expression, introduced in PHP 8.0, is a powerful feature that simplifies conditional statements. It is concise and more readable alternative to the traditional switch statement. Let’s dive into how it works and see some examples. What is a…

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Understanding PHP 8 Named Arguments

Kuldeep RathorePHP, PHP FrameworkLeave a Comment on Understanding PHP 8 Named Arguments

PHP 8 introduces named arguments, a feature that enhances the clarity and flexibility of function calls. Named arguments allow you to specify the names of parameters when calling functions or methods, making your code more readable and easier to understand.…

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PHP filter_var() Function

Ajay RathorePHP, PHP Framework, PHPBBLeave a Comment on PHP filter_var() Function

The filter_var function in PHP is used to filter and validate data. It is part of the filter extension and is used to sanitize and validate various types of data such as email addresses, URLs, IP addresses, and integers. The…

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Laravel Events and Listeners

Mohammad NafeesMiscelleneous, PHP, PHP FrameworkLeave a Comment on Laravel Events and Listeners

Laravel events and listeners system provides a simple observer implementation, allowing you to subscribe and listen for various events that occur in your application. Events are a great way to decouple various parts of your application, making it easier to…

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Exploring the Power of the the_content() Function in WordPress

bhushan SinghMiscelleneous, PHP, PHP FrameworkLeave a Comment on Exploring the Power of the the_content() Function in WordPress
the_content() Function

In the world of WordPress development, the the_content() function stands as a pivotal tool for displaying the main content of a post or a page. It’s not just a simple function; rather, it encapsulates the essence of content management within…

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Different methods for declaration of an arrays

Kanchan BalaMiscelleneous, PHP, PHP FrameworkLeave a Comment on Different methods for declaration of an arrays
Different methods for declaration of an arrays

In PHP, there are several ways to declare and initialize arrays: 1. $arr1 = array(); // Empty array 2. $arr2 = array(1, 2, 3); // Indexed array with initial values // Declares an indexed array with initial values 1, 2,…

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Using Custom Query Filter in Elementor in WordPress

Rashmi ThakurElementor, PHP, WordPressLeave a Comment on Using Custom Query Filter in Elementor in WordPress

Elementor is one of the most popular website builders in WordPress . Elementor website builder allows WordPress users to create and edit websites with a responsive drag-and-drop technique similar to Wix, Metaconex, or Webflow. In Elementor, both posts widgets and…

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Understanding Array Key Resetting in PHP

Kuldeep RathoreCakePHP, Miscelleneous, PHP, PHP Framework, PHPBBLeave a Comment on Understanding Array Key Resetting in PHP

How to manage array key effectively in PHP, Are you interested in learning ? Discovering how to reset array keys to start from 0 is a fundamental skill in PHP programming. This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to…

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PHP Tips: Using the Null Coalescing Operator for Cleaner Code

Sharleen KaurCakePHP, PHP, PHP FrameworkLeave a Comment on PHP Tips: Using the Null Coalescing Operator for Cleaner Code

The null coalescing operator (??) is a syntactic sugar that checks if a variable is set and is not null. If the variable exists and is not null, its value is returned. Otherwise, a default value is returned. This operator…

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Arvind Thakur is a Full Stack Web Developer. He founded and runs a Software Development company by the name Inimist Technologies in Chandigarh, India. >> know more
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