$content = 'hello WoRld 123 ~~~'; $encodedContent = Base64::encode($content, Base64::VARIANT_ORIGINAL); // aGVsbG8gV29SbGQgMTIzIH5+fg== $encodedContent = Base64 ...
Why have a custom Base64 decode function if PHP already provides the native base64_decode function? Well, some strict web hosts disable the native one to prevent exploits that use that method.
I adore WordPress themes! And I like to download and test the themes (free ones) frequently. Few days back I bumped across a plugin – TAC (Theme Authenticity Checker) which checks for any malicious ...
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