Destructuring assignment is a nice feature that comes with ES6. Destructuring is a JavaScript expression that makes it possible to unpack values from an array or properties from an object into separate variables. That is, we can extract data from arrays and objects and assign it to variables. Why is this necessary? Imagine if we…

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CodeIgniter 4 projects, you’ll notice that the URL has an extra argument. It is index.php in your project URL. So, if you don’t want this extra dimension you can remove it. This will create a clean URL for your website. There are several ways to remove this index.php in CodeIgniter 4. You can create a…

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Git and GitHub are the same and serve the same purpose, but this is not the case. Git is a version control system used to manage different versions of our project whereas GitHub is a Git repository hosting service. Git- Git is a very popular version control system used to manage projects. However, a version…

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A component props is an object that holds information about that component. They are similar to attributes in HTML. In fact, they are passed to the components the same way attributes are passed to HTML. Here’s the code for the component we made in my previous article. Adding Properties to Components So let’s say we want to…

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Debugging is a helpful feature for developers to identify the causes of issues. Most modern application frameworks allow you to enable debug mode, including Laravel. It is a good idea to keep enabling debug mode in your development environment. In your production environment, this value should always be false. This tutorial help to enable/disable debug…

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When you are new to the command line, even the simplest of the tasks may leave you searching the internet. Take the removal of files for example. You don’t have the luxury of right-clicking and opting for the delete option here. But when you know the right commands, things are not as scary. To delete…

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PHP gets the max/maximum/largest value from the array. This tutorial has the purpose to explain to you several easy ways to find or get the maximum or largest value from an array in PHP. Here, we will take e.g. PHP gets the maximum value in an array, get the largest number in the array PHP…

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Finding out which version of the Twig you have installed in Symfony framework can be useful when solving bugs or installing packages. This tutorial shows how to check Twig version in Symfony. We can use the Environment::VERSION constant to determine Twig version. test.php This constant can be used in the template as follows: templates/test/index.html.twig

How to send forgot password in CodeIgniter framework PHP. Here we using 2 files to insert data in MySQL: Forms.php Path: codeIgniter\application\controllers\Forms.php forgot_pass.php Path: codeIgniter\application\views\change_pass.php Forms.php (Controller) <?php class Forms extends CI_Controller { public function __construct() { parent::__construct(); $this->load->database(); $this->load->library(‘session’); $this->load->helper(‘url’); $this->load->model(‘Hello_model’); } public function forgot_pass() { if($this->input->post(‘forgot_pass’)) { $email=$this->input->post(’email’); $que=$this->db->query(“select pass,email from user_login where email=’$email'”); $row=$que->row();…

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It is better to show the last updated date in the articles in addition to the created date. This will always help the readers to ensure the freshness of the post. It can easily be done on a WordPress site. There are two methods using which the last updated date can be displayed. The first…

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Writing data transfer objects and value objects in PHP have become significantly easier over the years. Take for example a look at a DTO in PHP 5.6: And compare it to its PHP 8.0’s equivalent: That’s already quite the difference, though I think there’s still one big issue: all those getters. Personally, I don’t use them…

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Symfony request tutorial shows how to work with request objects in Symfony. We show several ways how to create request objects in Symfony. Symfony Symfony is a set of reusable PHP components and a PHP framework for web projects. Symfony was published as free software in 2005. The original author of Symfony is Fabien Potencier. The…

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1. First letter drop We can use :first-letter it to drop the first letter of the text. The:first-letter selector is used to specify the style of the first letter of an element, it only applies to block-level elements. The effect is as follows. See the Pen Untitled by TeachDeveloper (@TeachDeveloper) on CodePen. 2. Image text wrapping Shape-outside is…

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The inverse string problem is a general algorithm problem. In this article, we will consider four JavaScript solutions for that. Reversing a string is, well, reversing a string. Okay, here’s the problem statement: Write a function that reverses a string. If you pass “Teach” to the function, it should return “hcaeT” and “listen” should become…

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Sometimes we may need to inject the same variable in all the Twig templates. It can be done on each controller by passing a variable to template. However, it is not a good solution. This tutorial shows how to define global variables for Twig templates in Symfony 6 application. Global variables for Twig templates can…

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Sometimes, we want to change the link color of the current page with CSS. In this article, we’ll look at how to change the link color of the current page with CSS. To change the link color of the current page with CSS, we set the color  background-color properties. For instance, we write to set the text color…

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1. Deprecations are helpful It’s a common complaint: “why do my PHP scripts break with minor version updates??”. And quite right: PHP has a tendency to add deprecation notices in minor releases, which tend to be audibly present when upgrading a project. It’s important to understand what deprecations are about: they aren’t errors, they are notices….

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I am using the jQuery UI date picker plugin to add the date picker dialog to the text input field. Since the input field is a read-only element, it is not allowed to clear the selected date. Is there any option to add a reset button in the date picker to clear the date from…

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Sometimes, we want to make the scrollbar visible in mobile browsers with CSS. In this article, we’ll look at how to make the scrollbar visible in mobile browsers with CSS. To make the scrollbar visible in mobile browsers with CSS, we set the scrollbar’s width. For instance, we write to set the vertical width of…

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WordPress two-factor authentication (2FA) is a more simple work than you imagine. You can improve the security of your website by adding WordPress two-factor authentication. If you are worried about brute-force attacks and hacking, then you should instantly go for 2FA. The essential step in protecting your WordPress setup is adding a two-factor authentication system. If the…

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