An intuitive utility to help find the CSS path to UI elements on a webpage. These paths are used frequently in a variety of front-end development and QA automation tasks.
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I suggest using serialize and unserialize to store a variety of info. You put the info into an array, serialize it, and then store it in the database. When you pull it out of the database, you unserialize it and you have your array back.
for example:
$domain_info['domain_name'
$domain_info['registrar'] = 'network solutions';
$domain_info['username'] = 'user';
$domain_info['password'] = 'pass';
$domain_info['expiration']
## add whatever else you want
$domain_info_serialized = addslashes(serialize($doma
## routine to store $domain_info_serialized in domain field goes here
Then when you want the info back, after you retrieve it from the database, just use something like:
$domain_info = stripslashes(unserialize($
echo "domain: ".$domain_info['domain_nam
echo "registrar: ".$domain_info['registrar'
echo "username: ".$domain_info['username']
echo "password: ".$domain_info['password']
## etc.
hope that helps