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8 min readLaravel queues provide a way to defer time-consuming and resource-intensive tasks, such as sending emails or processing large amounts of data, so that they can be executed in the background. This ensures that your application can remain responsive and handle multiple requests efficiently.To set up and use queues in Laravel, follow these steps:Configure the Queue Connection: Open the .env file in your project root directory.
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11 min readTo run TYPO3 on RackSpace, you will need to follow a specific set of steps. Here is a general walkthrough of the process:First, log in to your RackSpace account and navigate to the control panel. In the control panel, create a new server by clicking on the "Create Server" button. Choose the appropriate server specifications for your TYPO3 installation. Once the server is created, you will receive an email with the login credentials and server IP address. Make a note of this information.
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10 min readTo add page pagination to a custom WordPress page, you can follow these steps:Open the PHP file of your custom WordPress page using a text editor. Locate the code section where you want to display the pagination. Use the global $wp_query variable to access the necessary information for pagination. Add the following code snippet: $paged = (get_query_var('paged')) .
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7 min readIn Laravel, packages are an essential part of organizing and distributing reusable code. They allow you to encapsulate your code into self-contained modules, making it easy to share and maintain. Here is a brief guide on how to create and use packages in Laravel:Package Structure: Start by creating a new folder for your package in the "packages" directory of your Laravel application. Inside the package folder, create a sub-folder with the same name as your package.
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10 min readTo install Laravel on Linode, you can follow the steps below:Set up a Linode virtual machine (VM) with your chosen Linux distribution.Connect to your Linode VM via SSH using a terminal or an SSH client.Install PHP and necessary dependencies. Laravel requires PHP version 7.2.5 or higher, along with some extensions like OpenSSL, PDO, Mbstring, Tokenizer, XML, and Ctype.
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5 min readTo retrieve all posts by a specific category in WordPress, you can use the built-in function get_posts() along with the WP_Query class. Here's how you can accomplish this:First, you need to find the category ID for the desired category. You can do this by navigating to the "Posts" section in your WordPress dashboard, clicking on "Categories," and locating the desired category. Note down its ID.
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8 min readIn Laravel, middleware acts as a bridge between the request and response. It allows the modification or filtering of incoming requests to your application. Custom middleware can be created in Laravel to add extra functionality to the middleware pipeline.To create a custom middleware in Laravel, you need to follow these steps:Open your Laravel project and navigate to the app/Http/Middleware directory. This is where all your middleware files are stored.
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6 min readIn Laravel, event handling and broadcasting allow you to create a system to manage and dispatch events within your application. Event handling provides a way to define and trigger events, while broadcasting allows you to share those events with other parts of your application or external services.To implement event handling in Laravel, you need to follow these steps:Define Events: Create event classes that extend the Illuminate\Foundation\Events\Dispatchable class.
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6 min readTo install FuelPHP on 000Webhost, you can follow these steps:Start by signing up for an account on 000Webhost if you don't already have one. After signing up, log in to your 000Webhost account and go to the control panel. In the control panel, locate the "Website" section and click on "Upload Own Website." You will be redirected to the file manager. Here, you can either upload your FuelPHP project or create a new one if you haven't already.
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7 min readTo add a custom navigation sidebar in WordPress, you can follow these steps:Open your WordPress dashboard and navigate to the "Appearance" tab.Click on "Widgets" from the dropdown menu.On the Widgets screen, locate the "Navigation Menu" widget and click on it.Drag and drop the navigation menu widget into the desired sidebar area.Expand the widget by clicking on the arrow icon.
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5 min readLaravel's task scheduler is a feature that allows you to automate recurring tasks in your Laravel application. It provides a clean and fluent syntax for defining your task schedules.To use Laravel's task scheduler, you need to follow these steps:Create a new command: First, you need to create a new command that defines the task you want to automate. This command should extend the Illuminate\Console\Command class and implement the handle() method, which contains the logic of your task.