by Epiphany Infotech | Jul 16, 2018 | Blog Posts
TL;DR The article discusses the challenge of sorting an array in PHP without using any in-built or PHP core functions, such as sort() and rsort(). The article presents a two for loop method as a solution but then explores more efficient methods, such as the Quicksort...
by Epiphany Infotech | Mar 26, 2017 | Blog Posts
TL;DR The article explains how to create an efficient and fast autocomplete feature using jQuery, PHP, and MySQL. It starts by describing the basic HTML structure of the autocomplete feature and moves on to explain how to create a PHP script that connects to a MySQL...
by Epiphany Infotech | Jan 2, 2017 | Blog Posts
TL;DR The author faced an issue where Laravel’s in-built Validator class did not work properly while uploading audio files in a form via jQuery ajax. After trying different solutions, the author created a custom validation in Laravel based on the file extension...
by Epiphany Infotech | Oct 11, 2015 | Blog Posts
TL;DR The log discusses the use of recursive functions to add and replace content in all the files of a folder and its sub-folders. A PHP function is created that takes the directory name(s) as input, loops through all files, and applies the changes. The function uses...