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If you need to insert a comma separated string into a variable you can accomplish this with the following code. Let’s take a look at our string. We can insert our string into an array by simply using the explode() function. Now if we use the print_r() function we can view our array. We should…
If you find that you have a string that contains commas and you need to remove them you can do the following. Let’s assume your string looks like this. Now let’s strip those ugly commas from our variable $myString using the str_replace() function. That’s it, enjoy!
Sometimes you may need to extract or create an archive file on your Linux server. The very first step in the process would be to identify the exact archive type by looking at the file extension. The most common archive types are zip (ending with .zip), tar (.tar), Tar+Gunzip (.tar.gz), Bzip (.bz2) and Rar (.rar).…
Grabbing the store code from Magento can be quite easy. The following code has always done the trick for me.
As a developer, sometimes it is essential to check if store code URLs are enabled. Store codes are well known for breaking extensions due to the URL format. If you need to check if store code URLs are enabled you could simply use the following.
