Category : PHP

If you go to PHP.net looking for information about the split() function you are likely to see the following (at the time of writing): Now logically, what should be the next question? It should be … Read more

PHP uses the (->) Operator not the dot(.) operator. PHP DOES NOT use the dot(.) operator for objects. sorry JAVA and C# folks. PHP does use the dot(.) operator for concatenation.

Did you know that visibility operators are REQUIRED for php properties (class variables) and NOT REQUIRED for class methods (functions)? These are one the many rules that drive me nuts about PHP. “Class properties must … Read more

I would be reading a tutorial and all of sudden the author mentions “domain object”. What the heck is a domain object?  “Domain objects form the backbone of any application. They capture the core data … Read more

How does the include (include_once) and require (require_once) functions work? Everytime I step away from PHP, I seem to forget how the include and require work with respect to absolute and relative links. PHP includes the “include/require … Read more