When I typically update DNS ("A" records) I will allow for an extended period of time for the changes to propagate throughout the root nameservers.
Do I need to make this same allowance for updates and changes to CNAME records?
When I typically update DNS ("A" records) I will allow for an extended period of time for the changes to propagate throughout the root nameservers.
Do I need to make this same allowance for updates and changes to CNAME records?
I need to do a search and replace to encapsulate a variable string in single-quotes (php object notation into php array notation) such that the following block:
$my_trip->trip_id = ( $my_trips_opts->trip_id > 0 ) ? $my_trips_opts->trip_id : 1;
$my_trip->trip_name = $my_trips_opts->trip_name;
$my_trip->trip_location_paris = ( $my_trips_opts->trip_location_paris == 'paris' || $my_trips_opts->trip_location_paris == true ) ? true : false;
Is converted to:
$my_trip->trip_id = ( $my_trips_opts['trip_id'] > 0 ) ? $my_trips_opts['trip_id'] : 1;
$my_trip->trip_name = $my_trips_opts['trip_name'];
$my_trip->trip_location_paris = ( $my_trips_opts['trip_location_paris'] == 'paris' || $my_trips_opts['trip_location_paris'] == true ) ? true : false;
The challenge is that the string that follows "$my_trip_opts->" is variable, and likely needs to be stored in a buffer.