https://github.com/php/php-src
I will learn ( Include and Require ) to include pages, Globals Variable to solve the problem of the undefined variables, Request without precise method and $_SERVER Variables part 2.
- Include :
Includes the contents of another called file, but does not cause a crashing error if it is unavailable.
- Include-once :
The same as include, but only once and for all in the same document include was previously called with the same file name.
- Require :
Includes the contents of another file called, and causes a blocking error if it is unavailable.
- Require-once :
The same as require, but only once and for all in the same document, if require has already been called before with the same file name.
To use the include or require we need to pass the page as parameter, and the system will check the availability of this page , if it's true or if we have really this page in our device it will include it , else we have two cases :
If you are using include you will get a warning ( the warning can be processed using some methods ) and the page will continue the execution.
If you are using require you will get an error and the page will block the execution.
I have 3 HTML pages, I want to combine between them to get a signle page , this is the code
I have used include and require for the navbar, header and footer and this is the result
The $GLOBALS is an associative array containing references to all global variables currently defined in the global execution context of the script. The names of the variables are the indexes of the array.
Any variable to be accessible in all the page you need to use $GLOBALS array with the name variable as key to get the value.
In my example I have two variables ' x and z ' I want to add x to z and print the result
The result will be 5 because the function will return x + z => 3 + 2 = 5.
$ _REQUEST is one of the superglobal variables of PHP. It can retrieve variables provided to the script by any input mechanism. In other words, it gracefully replaces $_POST, $_GET ..etc.
However the data is recovered in a certain order, the one predefined by the 'variables_order' directive of the php.ini.
The use of this variable can therefore pose problems of operation / security at the level of script if you do not pay very attention to its use, that is why it is preferable to use the variables $_GET, $_POST to control the source of your data.
I will use the same example of the get and post , I will send data from the user to the server using the post method , the server will receive and processe the data using the $_REQUEST
When we enter Alexendre and Maxim for example the $_REQUEST will receive them and return the result to the client
- Server Addr :
The $_SERVER ['SERVER_ADDR'] returns the IP address of the host server, an IP address is a unique number that allows a computer to communicate in a network.
- Server Name :
The $_SERVER ['SERVER_ NAME '] returns the name or the URL of the host server.
- Server Software :
The $_SERVER ['SERVER_ NAME '] returns the software of the host server , the software is found in the headers when responding to requests.
We need sometimes these variables to display some informations about the server, the software for example the version of PHP that the user knows and understands its uses, I have used echo to print the result of each variable
echo $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'];
echo "<br>" . $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];
echo "<br>" . $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'];
And this is the result
https://github.com/alexendre-maxim/PHP-Tutorial/blob/master/rc1.php
https://github.com/alexendre-maxim/PHP-Tutorial/blob/master/page1.php
