PHP

When working with MySQL tables that use an AUTO_INCREMENT primary key, it’s often necessary to retrieve the ID of the most recently inserted record. This is crucial when you need to reference that ID in related tables or for further processing in your application. In this guide, we’ll walk through Read More…

Have you installed XAMPP or Apache on Windows, but when you type http://localhost/ in the browser, it redirects you to a search engine instead of loading your local project? This is a common issue faced by many developers when setting up a local development environment. Let’s explore why this happens Read More…

Uploading images via a form is a common task in web development. Whether you’re building a contact form, profile system, or admin panel, it’s important to handle file uploads securely and efficiently. This tutorial covers everything from setting up the form to processing uploads in PHP, validating file types, and Read More…

If you export database from phpMyAdmin in .sql or zipped format. And you want to import your exported SQL file into a new server. But while you are trying to import database you get the error on new server like #1273 – Unknown Collation : ‘utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci’. The collation code can Read More…

WordPress continues to be an indisputable force in the dynamic field of web development, powering millions of websites worldwide. WordPress, which is powered by PHP, is constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of the online world. The goal of this blog post is to analyze and investigate the cutting Read More…

If you have recently upgraded your PHP version from 7.4 to 8.1 then you would see the error while trying to send emails. The FATAL error: Uncaught Error: Undefined constant “PHPMailer\PHPMailer\FILTER_FLAG_HOST_REQUIRED. As we can see from the error message a constant is missing. The FILTER_FLAG_HOST_REQUIRED filter flag was deprecated in PHP 7.3 and Read More…

As you know the .htaccess file in a directory is a collection of instructions for your web server mainly Apache or NGINX. The web server have various configurations how to handle files and how to deliver the files to websites. But in case you want to configure or change the Read More…

Have you ever experienced a common error “The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini” in WordPress? This usually happens when you are trying to upload larger files themes or images. In this article, we will explain the steps of fixing the error, in detail. When does the error happen? Read More…

By Default phpMyAdmin column character limit is 50. If you are browsing data where the column’s data length is above 50 characters then you wouldn’t able to see the full data in that column by default. Well there is a simple solution to the problem which can be achieved by Read More…