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<?php

/**
  It's about a different way of passing params to an sql query. Yes, still using PDO behind the scenes.
*/

///////////////////////////
//The standard way of passing params:
$stmt = $dbh->prepare("INSERT INTO some_table (first_name, last_name) VALUES (?, ?)");
$stmt->bindValue(1, $_GET['first_name']);

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<?php
/**
Here is an example of type hinting variables (not function parameters), using php doc.
There is only one reason for doing this - to let IDEs know what is what.
*/

class X{
    public function blahx(){
        echo 'blahx';
    }

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<?php

/**
 * Disclaimer - I am aware using __call to set things isn't anything new, once upon a time, I created an ORM class doing that, but this
 * time I'd like to ask about using this approach actually everytime we need accessors like set/get.
 * 
 * OK, so using accessors is a good practice. But quite boring, isn't it? Even with all this IDEs' support (menu code -> create accessors for me please).
 * 
 * Why not use the __call magic method catching "get/set" methods?
 * 

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Create two files:

PHP file get_image.php:

<?php
//you'll play with dirs / paths later
$file = 'some_image.png';
$type = 'image/png';
header('Content-Type:'.$type);
header('Content-Length: ' . filesize($file));

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How to get PHP errors to log/display

TL;DR:

Put/modify this in the php.ini file:
error_reporting = -1
display_errors = On

Long version:

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bind ^S savefile main
bind ^F whereis main
bind F3 findnext main

#bind esc cancel main

bind ^X cut main
bind ^C copytext main
bind ^V uncut main

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df -h /dev/sdc1

Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sdc1       699G  692G  6,8G 100% /media/konrad/Elements

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  public function defaultMethod() {
	lib::$view->assign("pageTemplate", $this->templateDir."cities.tpl");
	$cityId = 2;
	$defaultCityIds = '2, 3, 7, 12';
	$cityIds = null;
	if (isset($_GET['city']) && !empty($_GET['city'])) {
		$cityId = $_GET['city'];
		$cityIds = $_GET['city'];
	}else{

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# when you installed the Tree Style Tab in your Firefox Quantum or any newer, 
# you don't need the FX's Tab Bar anymore, therefore:

1. Click help -> Troubleshooting Information -> next to "Profile Directory " click "Open Directory".
  (if you can't see the menu, click the "wrench" icon on the right, then  Help and Troubleshooting Information )

2. Create (if not exists) a "chrome" directory

3. Create (if not exists) "userChrome.css" file and edit it