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Hi i have a Problem in php that i dont understand,
I made a php script to get the domain age from specific domain form the waybackmachine with file_get_contents
The Domains all in an array called domains and comes from an texfield from the user.
The Script works fine but only for the first domain in the array, but for the second domain i get only strange values or nothing from the loop
but i dont know why, i see no mistake. And all domains in the array are correct.
Can anyone help me what i do wrong?
//Array with Domains
$domain = explode("n",trim($_POST['url']));
// Print the Array for debugging
print_r($domain);
// count domains for the loop
$count = count($domain);
echo $count;
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
$content=file_get_contents('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url='.$domain[$i].'',FALSE, NULL, 1, 600);
//use the data from file_get_contents to calculate the age
preg_match('/d+/', $content, $date);
$startyear= substr($date[0], 0, -10);
$startmonth= substr($date[0], 4, -8);
$actualyear= date("Y");
// calculate the year & month
$years= $actualyear- $startyear;
$month= 12-$startmonth;
//echo the Age
echo " <div style='font-size:20px;text-align:center;width:100%;height:5%;color:#25bb7f;
font-weight: bold;'> $domain[$i]: $years Jahre und $month Monate </div>";
}
php file-get-contents
asked 2 days ago
Devil089
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Hi i have a Problem in php that i dont understand,
I made a php script to get the domain age from specific domain form the waybackmachine with file_get_contents
The Domains all in an array called domains and comes from an texfield from the user.
The Script works fine but only for the first domain in the array, but for the second domain i get only strange values or nothing from the loop
but i dont know why, i see no mistake. And all domains in the array are correct.
Can anyone help me what i do wrong?
//Array with Domains
$domain = explode("n",trim($_POST['url']));
// Print the Array for debugging
print_r($domain);
// count domains for the loop
$count = count($domain);
echo $count;
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
$content=file_get_contents('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url='.$domain[$i].'',FALSE, NULL, 1, 600);
//use the data from file_get_contents to calculate the age
preg_match('/d+/', $content, $date);
$startyear= substr($date[0], 0, -10);
$startmonth= substr($date[0], 4, -8);
$actualyear= date("Y");
// calculate the year & month
$years= $actualyear- $startyear;
$month= 12-$startmonth;
//echo the Age
echo " <div style='font-size:20px;text-align:center;width:100%;height:5%;color:#25bb7f;
font-weight: bold;'> $domain[$i]: $years Jahre und $month Monate </div>";
}
php file-get-contents
asked 2 days ago
Devil089
327
Hi, maybe you need to usepreg_match_all()?
– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago
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Hi i have a Problem in php that i dont understand,
I made a php script to get the domain age from specific domain form the waybackmachine with file_get_contents
The Domains all in an array called domains and comes from an texfield from the user.
The Script works fine but only for the first domain in the array, but for the second domain i get only strange values or nothing from the loop
but i dont know why, i see no mistake. And all domains in the array are correct.
Can anyone help me what i do wrong?
//Array with Domains
$domain = explode("n",trim($_POST['url']));
// Print the Array for debugging
print_r($domain);
// count domains for the loop
$count = count($domain);
echo $count;
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
$content=file_get_contents('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url='.$domain[$i].'',FALSE, NULL, 1, 600);
//use the data from file_get_contents to calculate the age
preg_match('/d+/', $content, $date);
$startyear= substr($date[0], 0, -10);
$startmonth= substr($date[0], 4, -8);
$actualyear= date("Y");
// calculate the year & month
$years= $actualyear- $startyear;
$month= 12-$startmonth;
//echo the Age
echo " <div style='font-size:20px;text-align:center;width:100%;height:5%;color:#25bb7f;
font-weight: bold;'> $domain[$i]: $years Jahre und $month Monate </div>";
}
php file-get-contents
asked 2 days ago
Devil089
327
Hi i have a Problem in php that i dont understand,
I made a php script to get the domain age from specific domain form the waybackmachine with file_get_contents
The Domains all in an array called domains and comes from an texfield from the user.
The Script works fine but only for the first domain in the array, but for the second domain i get only strange values or nothing from the loop
but i dont know why, i see no mistake. And all domains in the array are correct.
Can anyone help me what i do wrong?
//Array with Domains
$domain = explode("n",trim($_POST['url']));
// Print the Array for debugging
print_r($domain);
// count domains for the loop
$count = count($domain);
echo $count;
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
$content=file_get_contents('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url='.$domain[$i].'',FALSE, NULL, 1, 600);
//use the data from file_get_contents to calculate the age
preg_match('/d+/', $content, $date);
$startyear= substr($date[0], 0, -10);
$startmonth= substr($date[0], 4, -8);
$actualyear= date("Y");
// calculate the year & month
$years= $actualyear- $startyear;
$month= 12-$startmonth;
//echo the Age
echo " <div style='font-size:20px;text-align:center;width:100%;height:5%;color:#25bb7f;
font-weight: bold;'> $domain[$i]: $years Jahre und $month Monate </div>";
}
php file-get-contents
php file-get-contents
asked 2 days ago
Devil089
327
asked 2 days ago
Devil089
327
asked 2 days ago
Devil089
327
asked 2 days ago
Devil089
327
asked 2 days ago
Devil089
327
327
Hi, maybe you need to usepreg_match_all()?
– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago
add a comment |
Hi, maybe you need to usepreg_match_all()?
– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago
Hi, maybe you need to use
preg_match_all()?– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago
Hi, maybe you need to use
preg_match_all()?– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago
add a comment |
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I think the problem lies in the URL decoding and encoding. The domains that you pass to 'http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=' have to be fully encoded.
See below how to accomplish this...
//Array with Domains
$domain = explode("n",trim($_POST['url']));
# url encode all the urls/domains.
$domain = array_map(function($domain){ return urlencode($domain); }, $domain);
// Print the Array for debugging
print_r($domain);
// count domains for the loop
$count = count($domain);
echo $count;
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
$content=file_get_contents('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url='.$domain[$i].'',FALSE, NULL, 1, 600);
//use the data from file_get_contents to calculate the age
preg_match('/d+/', $content, $date);
$startyear= substr($date[0], 0, -10);
$startmonth= substr($date[0], 4, -8);
$actualyear= date("Y");
// calculate the year & month
$years= $actualyear- $startyear;
$month= 12-$startmonth;
//echo the Age
$domainNonEncoded = htmlspecialchars(urldecode($domain[$i])); # get the decoded url
echo " <div style='font-size:20px;text-align:center;width:100%;height:5%;color:#25bb7f;
font-weight: bold;'> {$domainNonEncoded}: $years Jahre und $month Monate </div>";
}
answered 2 days ago
marvinIsSacul
29616
Thank you , that solve the problem. Now i get the correct data!
– Devil089
2 days ago
that is because the domain name was urlencoded. Look at my answer again, I have edited it to solve your second problem.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thank you works great :)
– Devil089
2 days ago
note i just edited it again to add thehtmlspecialcharsfunction. this basically helps with proper browser output by escaping some certain entity characters.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thanks marvin, i searched to long for the right solution and dont know whats the problem :D
– Devil089
2 days ago
|
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
I think the problem lies in the URL decoding and encoding. The domains that you pass to 'http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=' have to be fully encoded.
See below how to accomplish this...
//Array with Domains
$domain = explode("n",trim($_POST['url']));
# url encode all the urls/domains.
$domain = array_map(function($domain){ return urlencode($domain); }, $domain);
// Print the Array for debugging
print_r($domain);
// count domains for the loop
$count = count($domain);
echo $count;
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
$content=file_get_contents('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url='.$domain[$i].'',FALSE, NULL, 1, 600);
//use the data from file_get_contents to calculate the age
preg_match('/d+/', $content, $date);
$startyear= substr($date[0], 0, -10);
$startmonth= substr($date[0], 4, -8);
$actualyear= date("Y");
// calculate the year & month
$years= $actualyear- $startyear;
$month= 12-$startmonth;
//echo the Age
$domainNonEncoded = htmlspecialchars(urldecode($domain[$i])); # get the decoded url
echo " <div style='font-size:20px;text-align:center;width:100%;height:5%;color:#25bb7f;
font-weight: bold;'> {$domainNonEncoded}: $years Jahre und $month Monate </div>";
}
answered 2 days ago
marvinIsSacul
29616
Thank you , that solve the problem. Now i get the correct data!
– Devil089
2 days ago
that is because the domain name was urlencoded. Look at my answer again, I have edited it to solve your second problem.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thank you works great :)
– Devil089
2 days ago
note i just edited it again to add thehtmlspecialcharsfunction. this basically helps with proper browser output by escaping some certain entity characters.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thanks marvin, i searched to long for the right solution and dont know whats the problem :D
– Devil089
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
I think the problem lies in the URL decoding and encoding. The domains that you pass to 'http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=' have to be fully encoded.
See below how to accomplish this...
//Array with Domains
$domain = explode("n",trim($_POST['url']));
# url encode all the urls/domains.
$domain = array_map(function($domain){ return urlencode($domain); }, $domain);
// Print the Array for debugging
print_r($domain);
// count domains for the loop
$count = count($domain);
echo $count;
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
$content=file_get_contents('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url='.$domain[$i].'',FALSE, NULL, 1, 600);
//use the data from file_get_contents to calculate the age
preg_match('/d+/', $content, $date);
$startyear= substr($date[0], 0, -10);
$startmonth= substr($date[0], 4, -8);
$actualyear= date("Y");
// calculate the year & month
$years= $actualyear- $startyear;
$month= 12-$startmonth;
//echo the Age
$domainNonEncoded = htmlspecialchars(urldecode($domain[$i])); # get the decoded url
echo " <div style='font-size:20px;text-align:center;width:100%;height:5%;color:#25bb7f;
font-weight: bold;'> {$domainNonEncoded}: $years Jahre und $month Monate </div>";
}
answered 2 days ago
marvinIsSacul
29616
Thank you , that solve the problem. Now i get the correct data!
– Devil089
2 days ago
that is because the domain name was urlencoded. Look at my answer again, I have edited it to solve your second problem.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thank you works great :)
– Devil089
2 days ago
note i just edited it again to add thehtmlspecialcharsfunction. this basically helps with proper browser output by escaping some certain entity characters.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thanks marvin, i searched to long for the right solution and dont know whats the problem :D
– Devil089
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
I think the problem lies in the URL decoding and encoding. The domains that you pass to 'http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=' have to be fully encoded.
See below how to accomplish this...
//Array with Domains
$domain = explode("n",trim($_POST['url']));
# url encode all the urls/domains.
$domain = array_map(function($domain){ return urlencode($domain); }, $domain);
// Print the Array for debugging
print_r($domain);
// count domains for the loop
$count = count($domain);
echo $count;
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
$content=file_get_contents('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url='.$domain[$i].'',FALSE, NULL, 1, 600);
//use the data from file_get_contents to calculate the age
preg_match('/d+/', $content, $date);
$startyear= substr($date[0], 0, -10);
$startmonth= substr($date[0], 4, -8);
$actualyear= date("Y");
// calculate the year & month
$years= $actualyear- $startyear;
$month= 12-$startmonth;
//echo the Age
$domainNonEncoded = htmlspecialchars(urldecode($domain[$i])); # get the decoded url
echo " <div style='font-size:20px;text-align:center;width:100%;height:5%;color:#25bb7f;
font-weight: bold;'> {$domainNonEncoded}: $years Jahre und $month Monate </div>";
}
answered 2 days ago
marvinIsSacul
29616
I think the problem lies in the URL decoding and encoding. The domains that you pass to 'http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=' have to be fully encoded.
See below how to accomplish this...
//Array with Domains
$domain = explode("n",trim($_POST['url']));
# url encode all the urls/domains.
$domain = array_map(function($domain){ return urlencode($domain); }, $domain);
// Print the Array for debugging
print_r($domain);
// count domains for the loop
$count = count($domain);
echo $count;
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
$content=file_get_contents('http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url='.$domain[$i].'',FALSE, NULL, 1, 600);
//use the data from file_get_contents to calculate the age
preg_match('/d+/', $content, $date);
$startyear= substr($date[0], 0, -10);
$startmonth= substr($date[0], 4, -8);
$actualyear= date("Y");
// calculate the year & month
$years= $actualyear- $startyear;
$month= 12-$startmonth;
//echo the Age
$domainNonEncoded = htmlspecialchars(urldecode($domain[$i])); # get the decoded url
echo " <div style='font-size:20px;text-align:center;width:100%;height:5%;color:#25bb7f;
font-weight: bold;'> {$domainNonEncoded}: $years Jahre und $month Monate </div>";
}
answered 2 days ago
marvinIsSacul
29616
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
marvinIsSacul
29616
answered 2 days ago
marvinIsSacul
29616
answered 2 days ago
marvinIsSacul
29616
29616
Thank you , that solve the problem. Now i get the correct data!
– Devil089
2 days ago
that is because the domain name was urlencoded. Look at my answer again, I have edited it to solve your second problem.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thank you works great :)
– Devil089
2 days ago
note i just edited it again to add thehtmlspecialcharsfunction. this basically helps with proper browser output by escaping some certain entity characters.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thanks marvin, i searched to long for the right solution and dont know whats the problem :D
– Devil089
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
Thank you , that solve the problem. Now i get the correct data!
– Devil089
2 days ago
that is because the domain name was urlencoded. Look at my answer again, I have edited it to solve your second problem.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thank you works great :)
– Devil089
2 days ago
note i just edited it again to add thehtmlspecialcharsfunction. this basically helps with proper browser output by escaping some certain entity characters.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thanks marvin, i searched to long for the right solution and dont know whats the problem :D
– Devil089
2 days ago
Thank you , that solve the problem. Now i get the correct data!
– Devil089
2 days ago
Thank you , that solve the problem. Now i get the correct data!
– Devil089
2 days ago
that is because the domain name was urlencoded. Look at my answer again, I have edited it to solve your second problem.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
that is because the domain name was urlencoded. Look at my answer again, I have edited it to solve your second problem.
– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thank you works great :)
– Devil089
2 days ago
Thank you works great :)
– Devil089
2 days ago
note i just edited it again to add the
htmlspecialchars function. this basically helps with proper browser output by escaping some certain entity characters.– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
note i just edited it again to add the
htmlspecialchars function. this basically helps with proper browser output by escaping some certain entity characters.– marvinIsSacul
2 days ago
Thanks marvin, i searched to long for the right solution and dont know whats the problem :D
– Devil089
2 days ago
Thanks marvin, i searched to long for the right solution and dont know whats the problem :D
– Devil089
2 days ago
|
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Hi, maybe you need to use
preg_match_all()?– Oleg Nurutdinov
2 days ago