You can easily get the URL parameter in PHP using PHP’s built-in global $_GET array and pass the associative index as the name of the parameter. But getting that value in Javascript is a bit tricky. So I am going to show you a method that is very simple and will always work.
Whether you are creating an E-commerce website or simply wanted to receive payments from your website using PayPal and Stripe, this script already contains all…
In this article, we are going to teach you how you can create a dynamic custom carousel. If you are a web developer, you might…
