Coding languages like all software has versions. These versions offer improvements, and changes over time. This means that functions that work in some versions do not work in others. So you need to verify which version of PHP code has been written for, and also think about using common functions in your code to prevent issues with running it on new versions of PHP.
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PHP Project (Intermediate) – Photo Gallery with MySQL Backend
This class shows you how to create a picture gallery app that stores its data in a MySQL database. This allows you to do things such as adding Tags, Description, and even User Ownership so […]
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PHP – Redirect Web Page – header()
You can use PHP to redirect visitors to your web page to different pages automatically. This can be good for maintenance tasks and for marketing tracking.
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Raspberry Pi – Install a LAMP Server (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP)
You can turn your Raspberry Pi with Raspberry PI OS into a full LAMP web server. We use MariaDB because MySQL is not provided in the main repository and it is a drop in replacement […]
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