PHP

[||~R_girl~||]

i know i know
leave it

 

[smother]

i just tried it here.. doesnt work
http://writecodeonline.com/php/

function getBrowser()

 

[Malinga]

$browser = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];

if (preg_match('/MSIE/i',$browser)) {
    echo "you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer";    
} else if (preg_match('/Firefox/i',$browser)) { 
    echo "you are using Firefox";    
} else if (preg_match('/Chrome/i',$browser)) {
    echo "you are using Chrome";    
}

oya ekakvath namainum browser eka ehema namai kiyalath display venna oona needa?

 

[mldarshana]

and this

use this as an example

$sum = 0;

for ($i=1;$i<=100;$i++ ) {
    
    $sum = $sum + $i;
    
}

echo $sum;

 

[||~R_girl~||]

use this as an example

$sum = 0;

for ($i=1;$i<=100;$i++ ) {
    
    $sum = $sum + $i;
    
}

echo $sum;

thanks man!

 

[¤--bACarDi--¤]

homework?

 

[mldarshana]

oya ekakvath namainum browser eka ehema namai kiyalath display venna oona needa?

ඔක්කොම අතට පයට දුන්නම අගයක් නෑ නෙ

 

[HallowMan]

In Python there's a similar data structure to an Array in PHP, it's called a Dictionary. All interpreted languages are following a much similar pattern hope this will help you.


ex: in Python

employee_salary = {'Saman': 5000, 'Ruwan': 2000, 'Piyal': 7000}

for key, val in sorted(employee_salary.items()):
     print key, val

easy as that.

just a simple Google search ("arrays in php") retrieved the below link and you are not putting a single effort accomplish your task by yourself. Out there the competition is aggressive so you need to prepare yourself.

http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php

 

[Dinushasankalpa]

php help

 

[mldarshana]

Debug the following PHP document:

$count =1;
    while ($count <=100){
        if ($count % 2)
            print "<p> **** </p>";
        else
            print "<p> ++++++++</p>";
        $count ++;
    }

 

[||~R_girl~||]

ඔක්කොම අතට පයට දුන්නම අගයක් නෑ නෙ

yeah i can do that part by myself anyway

 

[Malinga]

ඔක්කොම අතට පයට දුන්නම අගයක් නෑ නෙ

එයාටත් ඒ කෝඩ් වලින් වෙන්නෙ මොකක් ද කියල තේරුම් ගන්න ඒක හොඳයි තමයි.

 

[||~R_girl~||]

In Python there's a similar data structure to an Array in PHP, it's called a Dictionary. All interpreted languages are following a much similar pattern hope this will help you.


ex: in Python

employee_salary = {'Saman': 5000, 'Ruwan': 2000, 'Piyal': 7000}

for key, val in sorted(employee_salary.items()):
     print key, val

easy as that.

just a simple Google search ("arrays in php") retrieved the below link and you are not putting a single effort accomplish your task by yourself. Out there the competition is aggressive so you need to prepare yourself.

http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php

agree
thanks anyway

 

[Rovin]

bumpzz

 

[wpmanoj]

sudu php kiyanne saralawama server side language ekak. fb wage nithra wenaswena yam yam awastha waladi wada karanna ona widiya liyala thiyanna puluwan niyama pahasuwen dynamic website hadana language ekak. php c lang ekata tikak lagai . habai c walata wada 100000 gunayak lesi. php open kiyala free kiyala dannawa athine. i recm dat php best dan other all languages. mokada mama asp perl thuth tharamak danna nisa kiyanne . wada krana kota ena onema gataluwakata udaw wenna million peples loke hama thanama balagena innawa. php.net eketh mewata onatharam udaw thiyanawa. php lang walin hadapu web site godak ewaye url walin dana ganna puluwan. eg: elakiri.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1372390& menna me wage php kiyala ekak enawa. hodatama dana ganna php not= java, css, html walin kerena wada walata kiyala.
thawa mona hari dana ganna onenam kiyanna mama enawa sin gala udawwata
dakke pahuwela naththan denawa udawwa sin gala

 

[||~R_girl~||]

fuck off asshole
dont poo on my thread too

 

[Ayeshlive]

Write a PHP script to detect the type of browser used to display the script. The
information about the browser being used can be found in the value of a special
reserved PHP variable (more accurately an array element)
$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] . You need to use a built-in PHP string
function to check for three keywords in $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']:
„MSIE‟, „Firefox‟ and „Chrome‟. If „MSIE‟ is found, output “you are using Microsoft
Internet Explorer”; If „Firefox‟ is found, output “you are using Mozilla Firefox”; If
„Chrome‟ is found, output “you are using Google Chrome”; If none of the three is
found, output “you are using a browser other than Microsoft Internet Explorer,
Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome”. See
http://www.useragentstring.com/pages...gentstring.php for a list of User Agent
Strings for different browsers.


---------
Use strpos() instead of preg matches.

<?php
/*$hay is user agent of the request and if strpo returned true, print the text.
*/
$hay = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
if strpos('MSIE', $hay) {
print "You are using IE";
}
elseif strpos('Firefox', $hay) {
print "firefox";
}
elseif strpos('Opera'. $hay) {
print "opera";
}
...
?>