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6 min readTo base64 images using webpack, you will need to first configure the webpack module rules to handle image files. This can be done by adding a rule that uses the url-loader or file-loader plugin to load image files.Next, you will need to adjust the options for the url-loader or file-loader to specify a limit for when the image should be converted to base64. Images below the specified limit will be converted to base64, while images above the limit will be loaded as separate files.
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4 min readInstalling Drupal on your server is a relatively straightforward process. You will first need to download the latest version of Drupal from the official website. After downloading the files, you will need to upload them to your server using an FTP client or file manager.Next, you will need to create a new database for Drupal to use. This can typically be done through your hosting provider's control panel.
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8 min readCreating a forum using PHP and MySQL involves designing the database schema for storing forum data such as user information, posts, and comments. The first step is to create a database and tables for users, topics, posts, and comments.Next, you'll need to create PHP scripts to interact with the database to perform operations like user registration, login, creating new topics, posting replies, and viewing forum threads.
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6 min readTo implement SASS into React.js with raw Webpack, you first need to install the necessary dependencies. This includes installing SASS using npm or yarn. Once SASS is installed, you will also need to install loaders for SASS in webpack.config.js. You can do this by configuring the module rules in webpack to use sass-loader and style-loader. After configuring the loaders, you can import your SASS files directly into your React components.
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6 min readTo use postcss-loader with sass-loader in webpack, you first need to install both loaders using npm: npm install sass-loader node-sass postcss-loader autoprefixer Next, you need to configure your webpack.config.js file to use both loaders. You can do this by adding a new rule in the module section of your webpack configuration: module: { rules: [ { test: /\.
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7 min readTo create a subdirectory with webpack, you can simply specify the desired directory name in the output path configuration of your webpack configuration file. The output path is where webpack will emit your bundled files. By changing the output path to include a subdirectory, webpack will create that subdirectory and output the bundled files inside it.
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5 min readTo get JSON data with a key in AJAX in CodeIgniter, you can use the json_encode() function to encode your data into a JSON format. Then in your CodeIgniter controller, you can load the data and return it as a JSON response using the json_encode() function. In your AJAX request, you can specify the key you want to access in the JSON data and extract it using JavaScript. Remember to set the dataType: 'json' option in your AJAX request to ensure that the response is treated as JSON data.
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5 min readIn CodeIgniter, you can use the concat function with an update statement by using the query builder class.You can concatenate values from different columns or strings using the concat function in the set method of the update statement.
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4 min readError 520 in CodeIgniter typically means there is an issue with the server connectivity or the server is down. To solve this error, you can try the following steps:Check if the server is up and running properly. Ensure that there are no maintenance tasks or downtime scheduled for the server. Review the server logs to identify any potential issues or errors that could be causing the problem. Verify the database connection settings in your CodeIgniter configuration files.
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8 min readTo implement Ajax pagination in CodeIgniter, you need to first create a controller method that will handle the pagination requests. This method will load the view with the paginated data and return it to the Ajax request.Next, you will need to create a JavaScript function that will make an Ajax call to the controller method whenever the pagination links are clicked. This function will pass the page number as a parameter to the controller method.
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3 min readIn CodeIgniter, you can close open connections in MySQL by calling the close() method on the database object. To do this, first, you need to get the CodeIgniter database object by using the db class property. Then, you can call the close() method on this object to close the connection.
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7 min readTo use WordPress session in CodeIgniter, you need to first establish a connection to the WordPress database in your CodeIgniter application. You can do this by configuring the database connection settings in the CodeIgniter database configuration file.Once the database connection is established, you can start using WordPress session variables in your CodeIgniter application. You can access WordPress session variables using the $_SESSION superglobal array in CodeIgniter.