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RSS with PHP and Magpie

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Split url in parts

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How to parse any RSS feed
When you write a PHP script
A spimple script to split one
PHP pages have a reputation
using the Magpie PHP class.
and want to distribute it,
url into parts. For example
of being more difficult (or
 
it must still fall under
if you need the domain only,
at least different) to SEO
 
some legal terms. The GNU
or the request string this
than static HTML pages.
 
GPL is the best method to
would be very helpful.
Here’s an overview of the
 
get your work out into the
 
major issues encountered
 
world, and of course as open
 
when trying to make PHP
 
source software.
 
scripts rank well. While
 
 
 
this focuses on PHP much of
 
 
 
it is still relevant to
 
 
 
dynamic pages in general.


Date: Oct, 02 2004


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This tutorial describes a
HTML_Page is a PEAR package
Make all your webpages search
Critical Information and
PHP-Nuke Function to
which is an XHTML Page
engine friendly by
about procurement Software
restrict access by page as
Generator. This tutorial
converting them to *.htm
and the Free GPL developemtn
public or private. The
will teach you all about it
files. (Requires mod_rewrite
"e-procurement
function pageStatus(); is
and how to use it.
on your server.) Touches
implementation".
called on the top (or inside
 
upon regular expressions.
Procurement Software is
your root level header, not
 
 
critical to freeing
the themes header) of all
 
 
companies from massive paper
pages. This will allow you
 
 
based purchasing.
to deifne in your admin
 
 
 
panel specifc pages and urls
 
 
 
that you want to have a
 
 
 
particular viewing status.
 
 
 
It explains a few ways to go
 
 
 
about defining which pages
 
 
 
to have the
 
 
 
"public" or
 
 
 
"private" status.
 
 
 
Also the code for the
 
 
 
function is available.
 
 
 


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