Article Introduction：A class written in PHP to generate static pages

2016-07-25 comment 0  857

Article Introduction：Describe in detail the templates and caching of static files generated by PHP

2016-07-25 comment 0  855

Article Introduction：Talking about PHP generating static page analysis template + cache + writing files

2016-12-14 comment 0  1295

Article Introduction：The divisor is a one-digit division: The divisor is a one-digit division. Delete multiple static pages generated by an article under PHP: Copy the code. The code is as follows: //– Delete multiple static pages generated by an article //– Generate The article is named 5.html 5_2.html 5_3.html /*———————————————————— */ function delStaticHtml ($article_id) { global $db; $sql = “ SELECT `post_time` FROM `@__article` WHERE `articl

2016-07-29 comment 0  971

Article Introduction：Introducing a static file PHP generation class. In PHP website development, for the needs of website promotion and SEO, the website needs to be statically processed as a whole or partially. The simple understanding of PHP staticization is to make the website generated pages displayed in the form of static HTML. In front of visitors, PHP staticization is divided into pure staticization and pseudo-staticization. The difference between the two lies in the processing mechanism of PHP generating static pages.

2017-08-17 comment 0  1366

Article Introduction：thinkphp comes with an effective method of generating static pages: "$this->buildHtml('static file', 'static path', 'template file');". Static file refers to the generated static file name; static path refers to the html folder of the project path; module file refers to the module that generates the static file.

2019-08-23 comment 1  7610

Article Introduction：PHP staticization is to make the website-generated pages displayed in front of visitors in the form of static HTML; PHP staticization is divided into pure staticization and pseudo-staticization. The difference between the two lies in the different processing mechanisms for PHP to generate static pages. Pure staticization is to save the dynamic page generated by PHP into a static html file. The user accesses the static page instead of regenerating the same web page every time the user visits, which can reduce server overhead. Pseudo-static refers to converting the URL address of a dynamic page into a URL address similar to a static page to facilitate inclusion by search engines.

2023-01-04 comment 0  4023

Article Introduction：thinkphp itself comes with an effective method of generating static pages. This article mainly introduces the use of thinkphp's own method to generate static html files.

2016-12-21 comment 0  1441

Article Introduction：Because static members are created when the class is first loaded, static members can be accessed using the class name without requiring an object outside the class; static members are shared by every instance object of this class. So can we use objects in PHP language to access static members in classes? Static members do not exist inside every object, but every object can be shared, so if we use objects to access members, there will be no such attribute definition, and static members cannot be accessed using objects. In other object-oriented Of the languages, Java is the way you can use objects...

2016-11-23 comment 0  1066

Article Introduction：1. The difference between synchronized methods acting on static methods and non-static methods. Non-static methods: lock the object (which can be understood as locking the memory of this object. Note that it is only this memory, other similar objects will have their own memory locks), At this time, executing the synchronization method of the object in more than one other thread (note: it is the object) will generate a mutually exclusive static method: equivalent to locking the class (*.class is located in the code area, and the static method is located in the static area , objects generated by this class share this static method, so N objects compete for this memory). At this time, as long as the object generated by this class is called, mutual exclusion will occur when this static method is called. That is, all objects of this class share a lock. 2.What are the lock types?

2023-05-05 comment 0  1488

Article Introduction：Staticizing PHP pages has two meanings: 1. Saving PHP dynamic pages into static HTML files, and users access the static pages instead of regenerating the same web page every time the user visits, which can reduce server overhead; 2. , Convert the URL address of the dynamic page into a URL address similar to the static page to facilitate inclusion by search engines.

2022-04-13 comment 0  3332

Article Introduction：Analyzed the difference between static classes and static variable usage classes in PHP, created the object $object = new Class(), and then used "->" to call: $object->attribute/function, provided that the variable/method is accessible. Directly call the class method: class::attribute/function, whether it is static or non-static. Static static: declare a class member or method as static, you can access it directly without instantiating the class, and you cannot access it through an object. Static members (except static methods), static members belong to the class and do not belong to any object instance, but object instances of the class can be shared

2017-08-17 comment 0  1205

Article Introduction：Summary: The static keyword in C++ is used to declare variables, functions, and class members with static storage duration. Static variables exist throughout the entire program life cycle, static functions are limited to accessing data in the current file, and static data members are shared among all objects.

2024-05-06 comment 0  340

Article Introduction：Steps to instantiate a static method in PHP: 1. Create an instance of the "Example" class and define a "staticMethod" static method; 2. Use the "new" keyword to instantiate the class "Example" into an object "$instance" ; 3. Call the static method through the "$instance::staticMethod()" syntax; 4. Run the code and output "This is a static method.", indicating that a static method is successfully instantiated.

2023-07-10 comment 0  1411

Article Introduction：First, create a new parent class Transportation and set a static member m_Speed. Then create a subclass that inherits the parent class Transportation, and also sets a static member m_Speed. Then create an instance object of the subclass in the main function. Then use this object to access the static member of the same name in the parent class. Click [Local Windows Debugger] at the top. Run the program and view the results.

2024-05-09 comment 0  511

Article Introduction：In C++ programming, static members are public properties of a class. They can be accessed without relying on a specific object, because its life cycle is the same as that of the class, with only one copy. But when using static members, sometimes you will encounter a compilation error that static members cannot be initialized by constant expressions. So how does this error occur and how to solve it? This article will introduce it from two aspects. 1. The reason why static members cannot be initialized by constant expressions. In the C++11 standard, the concept of constant expression constexpr is introduced, which refers to

2023-08-22 comment 0  1602

Article Introduction：PHP staticization is divided into: pure staticization and pseudo-staticization; pure staticization is further divided into: partial staticization and complete staticization; pure staticization: saves the dynamic page generated by PHP into a static html file, and the user accesses the Static pages, instead of regenerating the same web page every time the user visits, have the advantage of reducing server overhead.

2020-02-01 comment 0  4039

Article Introduction：Java static includes static variables, static methods, and static initialization blocks. Static variables belong to the entire class and are shared by all objects of the class; static methods can be called through the class name, and only static members of the class can be accessed in the method; static initialization blocks are executed when the class is loaded, and will only be executed once.

2019-11-13 comment 0  3301

Article Introduction：In PHP, the static keyword is used to modify member attributes and member methods. Adding a static keyword before an ordinary member of a class can turn this ordinary member into a static member. The syntax for accessing static members is "class name::$ Static Properties" and "ClassName::StaticMethod()".

2022-02-14 comment 0  2841

Article Introduction：Original manual text: Since PHP 5.3.0, PHP has added a feature called late static binding, which is used to reference statically called classes in the inheritance scope. Late static binding works by storing the class name from the previous "non-forwarding call". When making a static method call, the class name is the one explicitly specified (usually on the left side of the :: operator); when making a non-static method call, it is the class to which the object belongs.

2017-07-17 comment 0  1538