php can do anything:O

[receiver]

Hello!

 

I need an alternative to <script type='text/javascript' src='http://www.domeen.com/mydisplay.php'></script>  (this displays the site mydisplay.php on other domains)

 

I know its possible to do with php. I just need that the mydisplay.php(from my domain) is displayed on the other domain as its own real page content, this means whatever the mydisplay shows its no different from other domains content....

 

if there is better way let me pllsss know;)

 

the purpose is to display backlinks that works with search engines.

 

 

Thank you!

[sspoke]

include('mydisplay.php');

 

or

 

include('http://www.domeen.com/mydisplay.php');

[5kyy8lu3]

I personally use:

 

echo $PageContents = filegetcontents("http://www.thesite.com/thepage.php");

 

since the server parses the php, it just returns the html, which you can save into a variable or echo or whatever you wish

[receiver]

oh! i couldn't believe that it is that easy, thank you! .

 

but it works only on .php pages not on html or any others right.

 

is there any other way!

 

thank you!

[Alex]

@5kyy8lu3, the function is file_get_contents, and because you're including a remote file in this case it doesn't matter whether you use include or file_get_contents, you'll only get the output of the file regardless.

 

@receiver, any file can be included.

[receiver]

 

 

@receiver, any file can be included.

i mean that example this code "include('http//mypage.com/thisdokument.php')" works only if u place it in php document not html. (html doesnt display php codes) right?

[Alex]

Oh then yes, that needs to be executed by PHP to work, obviously. There are ways to make the server parse .html files as PHP files though.

[ignace]

echo $PageContents = filegetcontents("http://www.thesite.com/thepage.php");

 

Returns the content as-is which means that if you output it the PHP code will be visible in the HTML source. It obviously needs to be include('http://www.thesite.com/thepage.php'); (with allow_url_fopen, PHP is parsed on the server) or better yet include('thepage.php"); (PHP is parsed on your server) which will parse the PHP.

[trq]

echo $PageContents = filegetcontents("http://www.thesite.com/thepage.php");

 

Returns the content as-is which means that if you output it the PHP code will be visible in the HTML source.

 

No it won't. It will return the output produced by the php being parsed on the server because you are requesting the file via http. If it where a local file requested via the file system you would get the php source.

[ignace]

No it won't.

 

Ah yes, I missed the http:// part. I was a bit confused by AlexWD's post.

[receiver]

ok i  can use 2 methods:

 

<?php $PageContents = file_get_contents("http://www.site.com/page.php"); 
echo("$PageContents"); 
?>
<?php include('http://www.site.com/page.php'); ?>

 

they work nicely in php document. thank you

 

now what i need is to get these codes to work in html and all other page types:

 

I can create .htaccess <Files page.html>

AddType application/x-httpd-php .html

</Files>

so this .htaccess makes it to work in html.

(this does not work for me because i need simple code that works anywhere)  just by copy paste.

 

Is there any other way?

 

Thank you!

 

[Alex]

No, you either need to use a file with a .php extension or use that method to allow .html to be parsed as a PHP document, AFAIK there is no other way.

[receiver]

ok! can't do the easy way. but php and html are the most used right?

whats the 3-d most used page type?

and btw you cant show this code on platforms like blogger etc or can you include the .htaccess document or command and will it work?

 

thank you!