Hippy | PHP client for HipChat | Chat library
kandi X-RAY | Hippy Summary
kandi X-RAY | Hippy Summary
Hippy is a simple PHP client for sending messages to a HipChat room. It is designed for incidental notifications from an application. Hippy does one thing and one thing well, sending messages to a Hipchat room.
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- Sets the value at the specified offset .
- Remove an item from the collection
- Add html message
- Send html message
- Set the message
- Send a message
- Sets the HTML .
- Set the endpoint
- Get the endpoint .
- Sets the transport .
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I'm currently working on part of a program that prompts the user to add a new cruise to an existing list of cruises. The list currently looks like:
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Answered 2020-Feb-23 at 06:51What about replacing if condition in your for loop with something like this
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The objective of this code is to change the String "A Happy" to "A Hippy".
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Answered 2019-Feb-15 at 04:25You could use StringBuffer
or StringBuilder
and edit the same input instead of creating a new one.
QUESTION
I have a json as
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Answered 2017-Jul-23 at 14:15From the description and the fact that you only want the two items, I believe this is what you're looking for:
QUESTION
First of all I have checked the other suggested answers and I'm not certain whether they actually cover the question I've got. I'm very new to PHP so please forgive me if I am asking what sounds like a stupid question.
I have a php file which is called from another php file with a parameter
I understand how this works in the calling file.
I don't understand how to extract the parameter contents into a variable at the target end.
Let's say for a moment that in the address bar of the browser I get this:
- targetfilename?parameter=Fred_hippy
I now want to pass "Fred" and "hippy" to a two-element array inside targetname.php. That's it, nothing else. (I said I was new to PHP.)
I think the way to do this is:
- $file = substr($targetfilename, 13);
- $name = explode("_", $file);
Is that correct please? If not could somebody tweak it please?
Thanks.
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Answered 2017-Jun-20 at 16:52All parameters (everything after the ?) are returned as $_GET or $_POST array. If you are typing into the address bar (as opposed to using a FORM) then it is always GET. PHP makes it really easy:
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Answered 2017-Jun-08 at 08:43Finally Found the solution Created a new azure cluster and deployed to it and it worked!
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