Search In
Hello Readers ,
While doing web development many times we stuck with the concept of str_replace .
For understanding this, let's suppose we have one email template file stored in project directory and when we going to replace any string dynamically
1) Login to Joomla Administrator.
2) In the top menu, hover over Extensions and click Language Manager
3) If you haven't created any overrides yet, the list will be blank and you'll need to start adding them.
4) Click the Overrides Tab and then click
1) Login to Joomla Administrator.
2) In the top menu, hover over Extensions and click Language Manager
3) If you haven't created any overrides yet, the list will be blank and you'll need to start adding them.
4) Click the Overrides Tab and then click
1) Login to Joomla Administrator.
2) In the top menu, hover over Extensions and click Language Manager
3) If you haven't created any overrides yet, the list will be blank and you'll need to start adding them.
4) Click the Overrides Tab and then click
Whenever we create a form, we always have a requirement to put validation for empty fields on some input fields. We usually implement this functionality by putting checks on "blur" and onFocus events of the input field.
Example: In the below example
Hello Reader's If you are working on your local host and not able to send the email then by configuring your WAMP server you can send email.
Let's see how it is done:-
First just install Fake Sendmail (download sendmail.zip). Then configure C:\wamp
Sometimes we have the requirement to count how many unique values are in the table. We can do this by using "Distinct" and count().
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT column_name) FROM table_name;
Example: Suppose you have a table user from which you want to c
Email is very basic functionality that we have now a days.
We email data or media to someone for viewing it , and for doing this protocol needs to be used.
We use the mail server for mailing to someone or accessing our mails so we h
Hi Friends
Whenever we register a user in our registration form we need to check for existence of current email/user name or any unique identification property. You certainly don't want two users to be registered with same email Ids. A
Rails has different types of finder methods that reduces your great amount of time. Suppose you want to create a record only if it doesn't exist already, your first approach would be first find the record and if is not already exist then you will
