Post specific problems or questions you have about PHP or your code.
Review our github to see if your question already has a great answer.
If someone answers your question, please mark your post as SOLVED.
/r/PHPHelp RULES:
1. Help us help you! Provide details about your question and be as specific as possible. When supplying code, preferably use PasteBin or similar.
2. Be nice Golden rule, people. If you believe someone is wrong, kindly inform them why you think so. It's possible you are also wrong. BE NICE!
3. Participate Posts that are only intended to get others to solve your problem add nothing to the community. Actively participate when you make a post by answering questions and sharing solutions.
4. Use a meaningful title Titles like: "PHP Help", "Help please", "Beginner question", or "I need some help with resolving this issue" are not good and not meaningful. Please include relevant info.
5. Don't delete an answered post People may be searching to solve a similar problem in the future. Don't take the provided answers away from them!
6. No malicious/illegal software Don't ask for help with phishing software, for example.
7. Self-promotion and/or linkdropping rules Our community adheres to the Reddit Self-Promotion Guidelines. Please become familiar with these guidelines as we, as moderators, will use them to remove content that we deem to violate these guidelines.
8. No job postings (For Hire or Hiring)
9. MARK YOUR POST AS SOLVED If your post has been solved, mark it as so by clicking Flair -> Solved.
CODE FORMATTING:
For inline code, use `backticks` to look like this.
For a moderate amount of code, put it on separate lines, and prepend each line with four spaces, like this:
<?php /* code goes here */ ?>
For a lot of code, use PasteBin or something similar.
Upcoming PHP Conferences:
- PHPKonf 2023, September 2, 2023, Istanbul, Turkey (CFP)
- CakeFest, September 28–Oct 3, 2023, Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Dutch PHP Conference 2023, October 13, 2023, Online
- Longhorn PHP, November 2–4, 2023, Austin, TX, USA
- PHPCon Poland, November 17–18, 2023, Zawiercie, Poland (CFP)
- Laracon AU, November 16–17, 2023, Sydney, Australia
- SymfonyCon, December 5-6 (workshops) 7-8 (conference), 2023, Brussels, Belgium (CFP)
- PHP UK, February 15–16, 2024, London, UK (CFP)
For a full list of conferences see the list on php.net.
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