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Is it possible in php to handle 404 error in a loop?
Can you please tell me if the php loop will continue to iterate if one of the elements returns 404 ?
I implemented a small parser using simple_html_dom.php, I parse the page, look for the necessary data by class and save it. But some links "broken" returns 404 error and my cycle breaks, can I make it so that if 404 skips and goes to the next iteration?
foreach ($result_data as $job) {
$ref_code = $job->RefCode;
if (!$ref_code ) {
$image_url = 'https://mylink.com/' . $ref_code . '/';
$html = file_get_html(rtrim($image_url));
$headers = @get_headers($image_url);
if(strpos($string, "200")) {
$contact = $html->find( "." . 'contact-right', 0)->innertext;
update_field( 'contact_details', $contact, $post_id );
$img_src = $html->find( "." . 'contact-left' . ' > img', 0)->src;
update_field( 'foto', $image_url . $img_src, $post_id );
}
}
}
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In Microserver Gen8, you can put some kind of low-tdp Xeon (i7 of the same generation interferes with shit) and 32G RAM. Well, 4 hdd, yes.
And yet it is more designed for location in dusty rooms than rack servers (nets, grilles and all that).
Don't use hardware raids at all.
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