In one of my previous posts I’ve shown you how to get a random item from an array in PHP. Well, there is, of course, a way to do this in JavaScript as well. And it’s also very easy. Just declare someting like this:
<script> var allItems = ['A', 'B', 'C', 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]; </script> |
Do you want to find out the modification time of a file in your PHP script? Well, in this article you’ll find out how easy this is. 😉
Do you want to build an array in PHP, which should contain existing variables? Well, there is an easy way to do this. PHP has a very cool function for this to do. You can use the variable’s name as the key and the variables value as the value.
There is a simple way in PHP to find out, wheather a number is odd or even. All you need is the modulo operator.
The modulo operator in PHP is represented by an %. With this operator you can determine the rest of an interger division.
Here’s an example:
HTML5 offers a lot of new features, which were, in my opinion, long overdue. In this article i will show you three great new HTML5 attributes which will make coding your HTML5 Website easier.
Do you know this placeholder texts within form fields like e.g. “Enter your email adress here”? Well with HTML5 you can add placeholders quite easily to your form fields. Just add the placeholder attribute to your form tag. No Javascript or other hacks needed anymore.
It is very easy to count DOM-Elements within a HTML-file by using jquery. Here is a little example:
Do you need to find out in PHP, when a file was modified? Then you should take a look at the PHP-function filemtime. This function expects a filename as parameter and returns the modification-time of this file.
Here is an example:
< ?php echo filemtime('anyfile.html'); ?> |
This PHP-script will output the timestamp of the last modification of the file anyfile.html.
You can also format this by using the date-function:
Normally a HTML-list is displayed vertically, which means that each entry is below the previous entry. But for some reasons you might want to display the list vertically, e.g. for a menubar.
Here is a simple way to do that.
For this example I’ll use the following list:
<ul> <li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2</li> <li>Item 3</li> </ul> |
The result looks like this:
Now, we add some CSS:
In this article I’ll show you, how to output each element of an an assciative array in PHP. First of all, we need an associative array. In this example I’ll use an array with colors as the key and the corresponding HEX-code of this color as the value.
Let’s start! Here is the associative PHP array:
// Our associative array $arrMembers = array( 'Red'=>'ff0000', 'Green'=>'00ff00', 'Blue'=>'0000ff', 'Yellow'=>'ffff00' ); |
In this article I’ll show you the basic structure of an HTML5 Document. Look at the following code, which is a very basic example of an HTML5-page. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <title> This Text will be shown as the Browsers Tab Heading </title> </head> <body> Here comes the HTML, which will be … Read more