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After more assistance with another part of the Silver Maker badge - this time having a drama with PHP and adding a variable to grab the current page ID. Code so far is:
<?php
get_sidebar();
get_footer();
?>
It wants me to get the id of the current page and store it as a variable after the sidebar - but no matter what I do and how I interpret the notepad/instructions provided it doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
After more assistance with another part of the Silver Maker badge - this time having a drama with PHP and adding a variable to grab the current page ID. Code so far is:
<?php
get_sidebar();
get_footer();
?>
It wants me to get the id of the current page and store it as a variable after the sidebar - but no matter what I do and how I interpret the notepad/instructions provided it doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
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Where are you trying to read the ID from? it a query parameter in the URL such as http://example.com/page.php?id=1 ? If so, it will be in the $_GET array.
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...rameter-in-php
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...rameter-in-php
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what is the second fact on this? One of the most used and best-loved graphics programs of all time is called Adobe []. It is the de facto industry standard in raster graphics editing. This type of graphics editing results in fixed sized images, which lose quality if scaled up. To retain quality at all scales, we have to use [] graphics software such as Sketch or Illustrator.I know the first one is Photoshop. But the second one, I don't know...
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One of the most used and best-loved graphics programs of all time is called Adobe []. It is the de facto industry standard in raster graphics editing. This type of graphics editing results in fixed sized images, which lose quality if scaled up. To retain quality at all scales, we have to use [] graphics software such as Sketch or Illustrator.
I don't know the second answer, but the first one I know is Photoshop. Help would be really appreciated.
I don't know the second answer, but the first one I know is Photoshop. Help would be really appreciated.
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(Original post by EoinFlanagan)
One of the most used and best-loved graphics programs of all time is called Adobe []. It is the de facto industry standard in raster graphics editing. This type of graphics editing results in fixed sized images, which lose quality if scaled up. To retain quality at all scales, we have to use [] graphics software such as Sketch or Illustrator.
I don't know the second answer, but the first one I know is Photoshop. Help would be really appreciated.
One of the most used and best-loved graphics programs of all time is called Adobe []. It is the de facto industry standard in raster graphics editing. This type of graphics editing results in fixed sized images, which lose quality if scaled up. To retain quality at all scales, we have to use [] graphics software such as Sketch or Illustrator.
I don't know the second answer, but the first one I know is Photoshop. Help would be really appreciated.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics
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(Original post by EoinFlanagan)
One of the most used and best-loved graphics programs of all time is called Adobe []. It is the de facto industry standard in raster graphics editing. This type of graphics editing results in fixed sized images, which lose quality if scaled up. To retain quality at all scales, we have to use [] graphics software such as Sketch or Illustrator.
I don't know the second answer, but the first one I know is Photoshop. Help would be really appreciated.
One of the most used and best-loved graphics programs of all time is called Adobe []. It is the de facto industry standard in raster graphics editing. This type of graphics editing results in fixed sized images, which lose quality if scaled up. To retain quality at all scales, we have to use [] graphics software such as Sketch or Illustrator.
I don't know the second answer, but the first one I know is Photoshop. Help would be really appreciated.
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how do you add lifeSupportOn()
That's not it. You need use the lifeSupportOn() function. You can pass an object into it by placing it inside the brackets. E.g lifeSupportOn(object)
That's not it. You need use the lifeSupportOn() function. You can pass an object into it by placing it inside the brackets. E.g lifeSupportOn(object)
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Others will use advanced text editors such as [] Text, V[] or A[]. if you know this missing answer please let me know cos this is bit hard for me.Thanks
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Where are you trying to read the ID from? it a query parameter in the URL such as http://example.com/page.php?id=1 ? If so, it will be in the $_GET array.
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...rameter-in-php
Where are you trying to read the ID from? it a query parameter in the URL such as http://example.com/page.php?id=1 ? If so, it will be in the $_GET array.
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...rameter-in-php
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(Original post by c94061)
Hi all
After more assistance with another part of the Silver Maker badge - this time having a drama with PHP and adding a variable to grab the current page ID. Code so far is:
<?php
get_sidebar();
get_footer();
?>
It wants me to get the id of the current page and store it as a variable after the sidebar - but no matter what I do and how I interpret the notepad/instructions provided it doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
Hi all
After more assistance with another part of the Silver Maker badge - this time having a drama with PHP and adding a variable to grab the current page ID. Code so far is:
<?php
get_sidebar();
get_footer();
?>
It wants me to get the id of the current page and store it as a variable after the sidebar - but no matter what I do and how I interpret the notepad/instructions provided it doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
<html>
<head>
<title>Super connected planet</title>
</head>
<body>
<?php
include_sidebar();
include_footer();
?>
</body>
</html>
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(Original post by c94061)
Hi all
After more assistance with another part of the Silver Maker badge - this time having a drama with PHP and adding a variable to grab the current page ID. Code so far is:
<?php
get_sidebar();
get_footer();
?>
It wants me to get the id of the current page and store it as a variable after the sidebar - but no matter what I do and how I interpret the notepad/instructions provided it doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
Hi all
After more assistance with another part of the Silver Maker badge - this time having a drama with PHP and adding a variable to grab the current page ID. Code so far is:
<?php
get_sidebar();
get_footer();
?>
It wants me to get the id of the current page and store it as a variable after the sidebar - but no matter what I do and how I interpret the notepad/instructions provided it doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
It would be
<?php
include_sidebar();
Include_footer();
?>
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(Original post by Shanuza)
Others will use advanced text editors such as [] Text, V[] or A[]. if you know this missing answer please let me know cos this is bit hard for me.Thanks
Others will use advanced text editors such as [] Text, V[] or A[]. if you know this missing answer please let me know cos this is bit hard for me.Thanks
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Hi I know you posted this a while ago but did you manage to do it? coding sucks and I have tried every possible way I could think of.Thank you
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Hi I know you posted this a while ago but did you manage to do it? coding sucks and I have tried every possible way I could think of.Thank you
Hi I know you posted this a while ago but did you manage to do it? coding sucks and I have tried every possible way I could think of.Thank you
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