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Definitely. Looking at my browser history for stackoverflow + PHP, it seems to be things to do with PHP, such as how to prevent a referrer from being sent when
by lucb1e 6y ago
Definitely. Looking at my browser history for stackoverflow + PHP, it seems to be things to do with PHP, such as how to prevent a referrer from being sent when users click a link on my website. That's of course not actually part of the PHP language, so it would seem like I'm rarely looking up how to use PHP APIs on stackoverflow. I've always found PHP docs to be the best of any language that I've used.
- muglug 6y agoThough even for PHP StackOverflow is still pretty useful e.g: https://www.google.com/search?q=string+contains+word+php https://www.google.com/search?q=string+contains+word+php
- acomjean 6y agoNote that php.net answer (official docs) is right below the stack overflow one. I like the php manual. Its pretty simple and has good exmamples. They seem to used to have allowed/ allowed user comments, which used to be really old. (this one seems more up to date)