Problems with multibyte characters
There are mb_strlen() and mb_substr() for multibyte characters however there is no mb_str_word_count. Hence my previous post.
There are mb_strlen() and mb_substr() for multibyte characters however there is no mb_str_word_count. Hence my previous post.
Ways to load an array from file into a variable: 1- $var = require ‘myarray.php’; // or include // myarray.php contents return array(“test”,”test2″); 2 – require ‘myarray.php’; // or include // myarray.php contents $var = array(“test”,”test2″); Use $var as you would normally. 3- $var = file_get_contents(‘myarray.php’); // myarray.php contents array(“test”,”test2″);
Actually, you do not want to open memcached port in your firewall. #ref: http://serverfault.com/questions/530051/memcached-ports-and-csf
It’s always a pain to work with multibyte characters; most fonts only support ISO-8859-1 English letters. I was working with Imagemagick but some of the strings contained Arabic, Chinese, Russian letters, even some Chinese / Korean, and i did not want to end up with ???’s instead of non-supported characters all over the place. The…
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Queries are only available after “wp” action hook, so ‘init’ is too early to check for it.