Month: December 2024

Temperature conversions between Celsius and Fahrenheit using PHP.

December 31, 2024 / December 31, 2024 by Philip Newman | Leave a Comment

Here’s an example of a PHP 8.2 class that handles temperature conversions between Celsius (C) and Fahrenheit (F): This class provides two static methods: The example usage demonstrates how to use the class to perform conversions. Let me know if you’d like to expand this functionality!

How to add a Google Form into a WordPress page.

December 23, 2024 / December 23, 2024 by Philip Newman | Leave a Comment

To embed a Google Form into a WordPress page using HTML, follow these steps: 1. Get the Embed Code from Google Forms: 2. Edit Your WordPress Page: 3. Add the Embed Code: 4. Save and Publish: Example Embed Code. Here’s an example of what the embed code looks like: Customization. Additional Notes:. This method ensures […]

ESPs: Why IP and Domain Reputation Matter and How to Manage Them

December 22, 2024 / December 22, 2024 by Philip Newman | Leave a Comment

As an email service provider (ESP), your aim is to maintain a safe and trustworthy network for email senders (and their recipients) while ensuring they achieve high deliverability rates. A task that is no mean feat when you’re servicing a bank of customers with hundreds of thousands of IPs and domains – each with a […]

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How to get country codes using the ODOO xmlrpc API and PHP.

December 21, 2024 / December 21, 2024 by Philip Newman | Leave a Comment

To fetch country codes from an Odoo instance using PHP 8.2, you’ll need to use the Odoo XML-RPC API. Below is an example of how to achieve this: Step 1: Set Up PHP Environment Ensure you have PHP 8.2 installed with the necessary extensions, including the cURL extension, which is used for making HTTP requests. […]

Using PHP to turn an HTML table into an Array()

December 21, 2024 / December 21, 2024 by Philip Newman | Leave a Comment

To convert an HTML table into a PHP array in PHP 8.2, you can use the DOMDocument class, which provides a structured way to parse and extract data from HTML. Here’s an example of how to achieve this: Example Code: Output: Explanation: This approach is flexible and can handle more complex HTML tables with nested […]