I have a problem with 3rd-party-system integration in my drupal site.
Sorry for my english, i'm from russia, but i will try to explain my problem well.
Integration idea:
2 .php files
2 php-script lines (include
function's)
The problem is:
this scripts call to outside perl
(.pl) script. Perl script read the
parameters (parameters transfers by
url) and generate content.
I can't see this perl script, but i
know - hes working, but not in my
page :)
2 php files:
spectrum_view.php
<?php
$url = "http://young.spectrum.ru/cgi-bin/programs_view.pl";
$param = $_GET;
if (!empty($param))
{
$url .= "?";
foreach ($param as $keys=>$value)
{
$url .= "&".$keys."=".urlencode($value);
}
} echo $content = file_get_contents($url);
?>
spectrum_form.php
<?php
$url ="http://young.spectrum.ru/cgi-bin/programs_form.pl";
$params = $_GET;
if (!empty($params))
{
$url .= "?";
foreach ($params as $keys=>$value)
{
$url .= "&".$keys."=".urlencode($value);
}
} echo iconv("windows-1251","utf-8",(file_get_contents($url)));
?>
and the 2 php-lines, wich i insert in my drupal pages
(the first i insert in page http://new.velo-travel.ru/view
and the second in the right block)
include("http://new.velo-travel.ru/themes/themex/spectrum_view.php?$QUERY_STRING");
include("http://new.velo-travel.ru/themes/themex/spectrum_form.php?act=/view$QUERY_STRING");
So, i solved this problem, but not in drupal - only on my Localohost, i just create a 2 page:
form.php:
<?php
$url ="http://young.spectrum.ru/cgi-bin/programs_form.pl";
$params = $_GET;
if (!empty($params)){
$url .= "?";
foreach ($params as $keys=>$value) $url .= "&".$keys."=".urlencode($value);
}
$content = file_get_contents($url);
print $content;
**require_once 'view.php';**
?>
view.php:
<?php
$url = "http://young.spectrum.ru/cgi-bin/programs_view.pl";
$param = $_GET;
if (!empty($param))
{
$url .= "?";
foreach ($param as $keys=>$value)
{
$url .= "&".$keys."=".urlencode($value);
}
}
$content = file_get_contents($url);
print $content;
?>
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I'm not entirely sure, as to what you are trying to do. But it seems like you want to generate this content from the perl script. If this is a special page with it's own template, you should move all this code into template.php. This file is made to hold some logic you want to create the content for your page.
Personally I would prefer to make a module to handle all this, but it's probably easier to do this in the theme, with what you got now. It seems like you are making a form, and some content based on the form. This could be done in a module. You could create a Drupal form, and then handle the validation with drupal, and jst submit the data to perl. But if you would want to get it from perl, going with the theme is probably best. So how do you do it?
Implement a preprocess function for the tpl.php file you use.
Create all the logic here, you could copy the php files you use over or just include them. Import, assign the result to a variable the will be accessible in the template file.
Print the variable in your template.
In code this would look something like this:
//template.php file
function mytheme_preprocess_somename(&$vars) {
include('php');
// Do some logic.
$vars['form'] = $result_a;
$vars['my_content'] = $result_b;
}
// your .tpl.php
// Some markup here
<div><?php print $my_content; ?></div>
<div><?php print $form; ?></div>
Now, I'm not sure exactly what you are after, but something like this should help you along. Note it's important what you call your variables inside the template file, as you can overwrite some Drupal variables like $content, which can cause some bugs.
You probably are running into a security issue. Please note allow_url_fopen and allow_url_include - these settings must have accordant settings in your php.ini. Otherwise you can't e.g. include a remote file for security reasons.
Related
Database generated page will be saved as static pages but the url's within the page itself needs to be rewritten. The function is already made.
-> I got an error : implode(): Invalid arguments passed
Goal : the website will be in 3 languages but they all uses the same page index.php. So that's not good enough for google. So static pages will be generated and each language will have his own folder.
While the page is extracted I'll do some url rewrite within the codes of the extracted content. (No not just an Url rewrite for .htaccess. That's not the point at all.)
The pages will change name completely and becomes a static page.
I hope this is clear enough. Hope someone find a way, I tried so much I have almost lost hope to accomplish this.
//At the beginning of the page above the HTML tag.
//Destination for the page and the new name for the page.
$cachefile = "../".trim($_GET['lang'])."/".trim($_GET['page']).".php";
ob_start();
<html>
<body>
...
</body>
</html>
// At the end of the page
$content = ob_get_contents();
// here the loop with my function to find an url
$content = ob_get_contents();
$arrcontent = explode(" ",$content);
$newcontent="";
foreach($arrcontent as $value){
$value = replaceurl_newurlmenu($value, $pathwebsite, $pathmenu);
$newcontent .= array($value);
}
$content = implode(" ",$newcontent);
// then write everything to a page at a new destination
$fp = fopen($cachefile, 'w');
fwrite($fp, $content);
fclose($fp);
ob_end_flush();
To fix what you have
$arrcontent = explode(" ",$content);
$newcontent=array();
foreach($arrcontent as $value){
$value = replaceurl_newurlmenu($value, $pathwebsite, $pathmenu);
$newcontent[] = $value;
}
$content = implode(" ",$newcontent);
But I would consider looking at array_walk method too.
I wanna replace braces with <?php ?> in a file with php extension.
I have a class as a library and in this class I have three function like these:
function replace_left_delimeter($buffer)
{
return($this->replace_right_delimeter(str_replace("{", "<?php echo $", $buffer)));
}
function replace_right_delimeter($buffer)
{
return(str_replace("}", "; ?> ", $buffer));
}
function parser($view,$data)
{
ob_start(array($this,"replace_left_delimeter"));
include APP_DIR.DS.'view'.DS.$view.'.php';
ob_end_flush();
}
and I have a view file with php extension like this:
{tmp} tmpstr
in output I save just tmpstr and in source code in browser I get
<?php echo $tmp; ?>
tmpstr
In include file <? shown as <!--? and be comment. Why?
What you're trying to do here won't work. The replacements carried out by the output buffering callback occur after PHP code has already been parsed and executed. Introducing new PHP code tags at this stage won't cause them to be executed.
You will need to instead preprocess the PHP source file before evaluating it, e.g.
$tp = file_get_contents(APP_DIR.DS.'view'.DS.$view.'.php');
$tp = str_replace("{", "<?php echo \$", $tp);
$tp = str_replace("}", "; ?>", $tp);
eval($tp);
However, I'd strongly recommend using an existing template engine; this approach will be inefficient and limited. You might want to give Twig a shot, for instance.
do this:
function parser($view,$data)
{
$data=array("data"=>$data);
$template=file_get_contents(APP_DIR.DS.'view'.DS.$view.'.php');
$replace = array();
foreach ($data as $key => $value) {
#if $data is array...
$replace = array_merge(
$replace,array("{".$key."}"=>$value)
);
}
$template=strtr($template,$replace);
echo $template;
}
and ignore other two functions.
How does this work:
process.php:
<?php
$contents = file_get_contents('php://stdin');
$contents = preg_replace('/\{([a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z_0-9]*)\}/', '<?php echo $\1; ?>', $contents);
echo $contents;
bash script:
process.php < my_file.php
Note that the above works by doing a one-off search and replace. You can easily modify the script if you want to do this on the fly.
Note also, that modifying PHP code from within PHP code is a bad idea. Self-modifying code can lead to hard-to-find bugs, and is often associated with malicious software. If you explain what you are trying to achieve - your purpose - you might get a better response.
Is there any way to keep my GET parameters when paginating.
My problem is that I have a few different urls i.e
questions.php?sort=votes&author_id=1&page=3
index.php?sort=answers&style=question&page=4
How in my pagination class am I supposed to create a link to the page with a different page number on it but yet still keep the other parts of the url?
If you wanted to write your own function that did something like http_build_query, or if you needed to customize it's operations for some reason or another:
<?php
function add_edit_gets($parameter, $value) {
$params = array();
$output = "?";
$firstRun = true;
foreach($_GET as $key=>$val) {
if($key != $parameter) {
if(!$firstRun) {
$output .= "&";
} else {
$firstRun = false;
}
$output .= $key."=".urlencode($val);
}
}
if(!$firstRun)
$output .= "&";
$output .= $parameter."=".urlencode($value);
return htmlentities($output);
}
?>
Then you could just write out your links like:
Click to go to page 2
You could use http_build_query() for this. It's much cleaner than deleting the old parameter by hand.
It should be possible to pass a merged array consisting of $_GET and your new values, and get a clean URL.
$new_data = array("currentpage" => "mypage.html");
$full_data = array_merge($_GET, $new_data); // New data will overwrite old entry
$url = http_build_query($full_data);
In short, you just parse the URL and then you add the parameter at the end or replace it if it already exists.
$parts = parse_url($url) + array('query' => array());
parse_str($parts['query'], $query);
$query['page'] = $page;
$parts['query'] = http_build_str($query);
$newUrl = http_build_url($parts);
This example code requires the PHP HTTP module for http_build_url and http_build_str. The later can be replaced with http_build_query and for the first one a PHP userspace implementation exists in case you don't have the module installed.
Another alternative is to use the Net_URL2 package which offers an interface to diverse URL operations:
$op = new Net_URL2($url);
$op->setQueryVariable('page', $page);
$newUrl = (string) $op;
It's more flexible and expressive.
How about storing your page parameter in a session, so you don't have to modify every single page url?
I can't echo my variable above my CMS include code.. but if I echo the variable after, then it recognizes the $url variable.
Here is some code:
<?php
// here is my CMS inlcude code
$template = 'news_script';
$number = '';
$category = '';
include $cutepath.'/show_news.php';
?>
If I echo $url above the include code, it returns nothing. But below, it obviously recognizes it.
Is there a php function that scans the whole page and retrieves all the POST variables so you can use $url at the top of the php page with a header('Location:'. $url); script??
Obviously $url is being defined in your show_news.php script. PHP executes a script line-by-line, and will not magically "reach back" to set a variables value in an earlier line.
Another (ugly) way would be:
<?php
// here is my CMS inlcude code
$template = 'news_script';
$number = '';
$category = '';
ob_start();
include $cutepath.'/show_news.php';
$buffered_data=ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
echo $url; // here you could place your: header('Location:'. $url);
echo $buffered_data;
?>
I read several similar posts but I don't see my fault.
index.php looks like:
<head>
<title>Demo Title</title>
</head>
<body>
<?php
require_once "footer.php";
?>
</body>
footer.php looks like:
<?php
/*
* _$ Rev. : 08 Sep 2010 14:52:26 $_
* footer.php
*/
$host = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];
$param = $_SERVER ['REQUEST_URI'];
$url = "http://".$host.$param;
echo $url;
$file = # fopen($_SERVER[$url],"r") or die ("Can't open HTTP_REFERER.");
$text = fread($file,16384);
if (preg_match('/<title>(.*?)<\/title>/is',$text,$found)) {
$title = $found[1];
} else {
$title = " -- no title found -- ";
}
?>
A request for the URL http://127.0.0.1/test/index.php results in:
http://127.0.0.1/test/index.phpCan't open HTTP_REFERER.
or for http://127.0.0.1/test/
http://127.0.0.1/test/Can't open HTTP_REFERER.
Any hints appreciated.
$_SERVER is an array which contains a bunch of fields relating to the server config. It does not contain an element named "http://".$host.$param, so trying to open that as a filename will result in the fopen call failing, and thus going to the die() statement.
More likely what you wanted to do was just open the file called "http://".$host.$param. If that's what you want, then just drop the $_SERVER[] bit and it should work better.
Note that because it's a URL, you will need your PHP config to allow opening of remote files using fopen(). PHP isn't always configured this way by default as it can be a security risk. Your dev machine may also be configured differently to the system you will eventually deploy to. If you find you can't open a remote URL using fopen(), there are alternatives such as using CURL, but they're not quite as straightforward as a simple fopen() call.
Also, if you're reading the whole file, you may want to consider file_get_contents() rather than fopen() and fread(), as it replaces the whole thing into a single function call.
try this:
$file = # fopen($url,"r") or die ("Can't open HTTP_REFERER.");
Try
<?php
$dom = new DOMDocument();
$host = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];
$param = $_SERVER ['REQUEST_URI'];
$url = "http://".$host.$param;
echo 'getting title for page: "' . $url . '"';
$dom->loadHTML($url);
$dom->getElementsByTagName('title');
if ($dom->length)
{
$title = $dom->item(0);
echo $title;
}
else
{
echo 'title tag not found';
}
?>
I can see your trying to track the referral's title
You need to use $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; to get that
what you want to do is something like this
$referrer = (!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']) && !substr($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']) ? $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] : false);
if($referrer)
{
try
{
if(false !== ($resource = fopen($referrer,"r")))
{
$contents = '';
while($contents .= fread($resource,128))
{}
if(preg_match('/<title>(.*?)<\/title>/is',$contents,$found))
{
echo 'Referrer: ' $found[1];
}
}
}catch(Exception $e){}
}