| Incorrect path
file_get_content gives wrong link path |
Rhys
msg:3224155 | 8:46 pm on Jan 18, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I am trying to embed an AStore in a page without using ifames (so as to get content spidered). Using file_get_content('ht*p://offsite.com/login/'); works fine, except that all the internal links then point to the containing page, not the target. The target links should read ht*p://offsite.com/linked_page/ but instead they all construe to ht*p://mysite.com/linked_page/ and results in an "Object not found!" error.
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jatar_k
msg:3224352 | 12:35 am on Jan 19, 2007 (gmt 0) |
I am guessing they are all relative links, which means they will always point to whatever site they are on. When you include the file the paths look locally unless the links include the fully qualified uri. If you want to replace them you would have to add the site in before the links. you could try replacing href=' with href='http://www.offsite.com using
[php.net...]
or
[php.net...]
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Rhys
msg:3224470 | 3:19 am on Jan 19, 2007 (gmt 0) |
That's exactly what I did Jatar and it works perfectly $show_shop = file_get_contents ('ht*p://astore.amazon.com/login-20/'); $show_shop = str_replace("\"/login-20/","\"ht*p://astore.amazon.com/login-20/", $show_shop);
echo $show_shop ; Now the shop appears at it's own URL and page, and the links are all rewritten from relative to absolute. The only problem now is that aStore reverts to the Amazon site whenever a link is clicked - but that's a whole new challenge!
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jatar_k
msg:3224477 | 3:22 am on Jan 19, 2007 (gmt 0) |
hehe, nice work Rhys
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