|
|
Posted by Rik on 07/20/06 03:00
Samuλl van Laere wrote:
> Currently I use a script that needs a lot of work to maintain,
> I call it like this:
> http://www.somedomain.nl/process.php?url=http://www.somedomain.nl/page/1/
> and would need to replace the url by hand to process another page.
Hmmz, that should be somethig different, look up urlenode()/rawurldecode().
> I'm just wondering how to automate this process.
> So i've written a full list of a url's that need to be processed
> and have written it to a file:
> links.txt
>
> Next I put the contents of this file into an array ($lines):
>
> $filename="links.txt";
> $lines = array();
> $file = fopen($filename, "r");
> while(!feof($file)) {
>
> //read file line by line into a new array element
> $lines[] = fgets($file, 4096);
>
> }
> fclose ($file);
It works, but hardly elegant.
> But how can I walk each item in the array with GET (or POST)?
> Basicly the script would need to process the first item, before
> starting with the next in line.
$target = false;
foreach($lines as $target){
if(in_array($_GET['url'],$lines) $target= $_GET['url'];
if($target!==false) break;
}
if(!$target){
$target = reset($lines);
}
Grtz,
--
Rik Wasmus
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|