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mikeh · (This post was last modified: 2011-03-31, 06:08:15 by OOuineur.)

For the last 4 hours I have been trying to parse a local page from getsimple, (ex: http://test.com/about-me/)..
I have been unsuccessful in figuring it out due to the fact apache is probably looking at it as a directory rather then a file.

My goal is to have a 'Generate Global Header' link which will parse a certain page and grab the coding from the starting '<html>' tag, down to a certain stopping point.
It would then save that to a file which would be used in a third party system as a global header include.

I know this has to be possible someway.

Any suggestions?

***ccagle8*** · 2011-03-31, 10:57:17

by local do you mean localhost? I've always had trouble referencing other directories when using localhost in the past.

mikeh · 2011-03-31, 11:24:51

I meant the php script to parse it needs to be on the same server as the getsimple installation.. I probably phrased that a bit wrong.

***ccagle8*** · 2011-03-31, 12:03:30

what message are you getting back?

What if you try the non-fancy url structure? mydomain.com/index.php?id=about-me

mikeh · 2011-04-01, 00:16:49

ccagle8 Wrote:what message are you getting back?

I'm not getting anything back, its just not parsing the page.

ccagle8 Wrote:What if you try the non-fancy url structure? mydomain.com/index.php?id=about-me

I have also tried that, and it still does not parse it.

***ccagle8*** · 2011-04-01, 01:10:46

are you using file_get_contents() or cURL?

mikeh · (This post was last modified: 2011-04-01, 04:45:58 by OOuineur.)

ccagle8 Wrote:file_get_contents()

file_get_contents() , I briefly tried curl as well

I also attempted to use the Simple HTML Dom

What would be the best method?

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