RE: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages
'') {$auth_name = 'Anonymous';}
$body = $body.$otbl.'IMG SRC=/images/'.$rating.'stars.jpg ALT='.$ctbl;
$body = $body.TRTD width=10/TDTD$comment$ctbl;
$body = $body.$otbl Submitted by: $auth_namebrDate: $commdateser;
$body = $body.$otbl IMG SRC=\/images/dot_cl.gif\ WIDTH=1 HEIGHT=4
HSPACE=0 VSPACE=4 BORDER=0 ALT=\\ $ctbl;
}
$sth2-finish;
$desc = $name, $city, $county, site title;
$keywords = $name, $city, $county, site title;
$htmlCodeNew = $htmlCode;
$htmlCodeNew =~ s/!title!/\r\n$title\r\n/ ;
$htmlCodeNew =~ s/!desc!/\r\n$desc\r\n/ ;
$htmlCodeNew =~ s/!keywords!/\r\n$keywords\r\n/ ;
$htmlCodeNew =~ s/!date!/\r\n$dateser\r\n/ ;
$htmlCodeNew =~ s/!body!/\r\n$body\r\n/ ;
open (FileToWrite, $fileName) or die Can't Create/Open File\r\n;
print FileToWrite $htmlCodeNew;
close(FileToWrite);
}
$sth-finish;
$dbh-disconnect();
Don't know if that will help at all, and this is just one of the scripts we
use to build some pages.
hi mate i am interested in finding example trawlers in either php
or perl ,
is mod_fast_cgi a better way to do this ? is there a way of
trawling through
each page creating a html version of it and also converting the links to
other pages and the other pages too ?
Mark Cubitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Are all the news stories in a database?
If so we are current in devolopment of a simaliar site (although not
news),
we are using Perl scripts to build all the HTML pages (both Index's and
Pages) during the evening (4am), it takes about 8 secs to build
2500 pages
and the Perl scripts could be a lot more efficiant, we are
using PHP todo
all the admin and stat areas of the site.
Static HTML pages not only increase the speed but they also improve SEO
(Search Engine Optimasion) if handled correctly.
Don't know if this will help you but maybe it is a an idea.
Also i'm sorry if this answer takes this a little off topic.
regards
Mark Cubitt
-Original Message-
From: electroteque [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 February 2003 11:13
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages
i dont understand what you mean , anyway, this is a short term
situation as
the site is pretty slow and cpu intensive, the setup is a sun solaris
box
running apache 1.3 and php3 , just had a meeting today to push
through apahe
2 and php 4.3 ut wont happen for a while , we need a solution in the
next
month, we basically need a system that will trawl the site or
the latest
news and flatten them so they are less taxing on the server as
our last time
cost us dearly , 170,000 hits in one day !
so would flattening to html solve our problem or is the server
going to get
hammered anyway ?
Gonzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hi guys we have 2 very high traffic sites and we need
to be able to make these pages load faster , we are
coming up with a solution to make flat file versions of
the sites in the short term before we start using
caching technologhies is this the right way to go about
this ?
I think anyone trying to answer this would need to know
more about your setup. Caching is not necessarily the
answer if a dynamic page is dynamic enough every time to
be different. (Please keep this on-list)
also whats is the best way to parse a php page
ie foo.php?id=1, foo.php?id=2 with the contents of each
story to a file and update all the links. maybe with
naming conventions like foo/1.html, foo/2.html in a mod
rewrite style
I like using Variables from URI:
http://nirvani.org/software/variables_from_uri/
Gonzo
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Re: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages
hi guys we have 2 very high traffic sites and we need to be able to make these pages load faster , we are coming up with a solution to make flat file versions of the sites in the short term before we start using caching technologhies is this the right way to go about this ? I think anyone trying to answer this would need to know more about your setup. Caching is not necessarily the answer if a dynamic page is dynamic enough every time to be different. (Please keep this on-list) also whats is the best way to parse a php page ie foo.php?id=1, foo.php?id=2 with the contents of each story to a file and update all the links. maybe with naming conventions like foo/1.html, foo/2.html in a mod rewrite style I like using Variables from URI: http://nirvani.org/software/variables_from_uri/ Gonzo -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages
i dont understand what you mean , anyway, this is a short term situation as the site is pretty slow and cpu intensive, the setup is a sun solaris box running apache 1.3 and php3 , just had a meeting today to push through apahe 2 and php 4.3 ut wont happen for a while , we need a solution in the next month, we basically need a system that will trawl the site or the latest news and flatten them so they are less taxing on the server as our last time cost us dearly , 170,000 hits in one day ! so would flattening to html solve our problem or is the server going to get hammered anyway ? Gonzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] hi guys we have 2 very high traffic sites and we need to be able to make these pages load faster , we are coming up with a solution to make flat file versions of the sites in the short term before we start using caching technologhies is this the right way to go about this ? I think anyone trying to answer this would need to know more about your setup. Caching is not necessarily the answer if a dynamic page is dynamic enough every time to be different. (Please keep this on-list) also whats is the best way to parse a php page ie foo.php?id=1, foo.php?id=2 with the contents of each story to a file and update all the links. maybe with naming conventions like foo/1.html, foo/2.html in a mod rewrite style I like using Variables from URI: http://nirvani.org/software/variables_from_uri/ Gonzo -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
RE: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages
Are all the news stories in a database? If so we are current in devolopment of a simaliar site (although not news), we are using Perl scripts to build all the HTML pages (both Index's and Pages) during the evening (4am), it takes about 8 secs to build 2500 pages and the Perl scripts could be a lot more efficiant, we are using PHP todo all the admin and stat areas of the site. Static HTML pages not only increase the speed but they also improve SEO (Search Engine Optimasion) if handled correctly. Don't know if this will help you but maybe it is a an idea. Also i'm sorry if this answer takes this a little off topic. regards Mark Cubitt -Original Message- From: electroteque [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 24 February 2003 11:13 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages i dont understand what you mean , anyway, this is a short term situation as the site is pretty slow and cpu intensive, the setup is a sun solaris box running apache 1.3 and php3 , just had a meeting today to push through apahe 2 and php 4.3 ut wont happen for a while , we need a solution in the next month, we basically need a system that will trawl the site or the latest news and flatten them so they are less taxing on the server as our last time cost us dearly , 170,000 hits in one day ! so would flattening to html solve our problem or is the server going to get hammered anyway ? Gonzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] hi guys we have 2 very high traffic sites and we need to be able to make these pages load faster , we are coming up with a solution to make flat file versions of the sites in the short term before we start using caching technologhies is this the right way to go about this ? I think anyone trying to answer this would need to know more about your setup. Caching is not necessarily the answer if a dynamic page is dynamic enough every time to be different. (Please keep this on-list) also whats is the best way to parse a php page ie foo.php?id=1, foo.php?id=2 with the contents of each story to a file and update all the links. maybe with naming conventions like foo/1.html, foo/2.html in a mod rewrite style I like using Variables from URI: http://nirvani.org/software/variables_from_uri/ Gonzo -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php ** This email has been virus checked by the Eclipse Internet MAILsafe service ** www: http://www.eclipse.net.uk/email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages
Electroteque [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] i dont understand what you mean , anyway, this is a short term situation as the site is pretty slow and cpu intensive, the setup is a sun solaris box running apache 1.3 and php3 , just had a meeting today to push through apahe 2 and php 4.3 ut wont happen for a while , we need a solution in the next month, we basically need a system that will trawl the site or the latest news and flatten them so they are less taxing on the server as our last time cost us dearly , 170,000 hits in one day ! so would flattening to html solve our problem or is the server going to get hammered anyway ? hmm.. 170.000 a day should not be too much for the dynamic pages, but back to your original question. It may be a bit rude, but how about using something like http://webstripper.net/ ? it can save the whole site including various parameters to the pages. The page names are far from pretty though :) rush -- http://www.templatetamer.com/ -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
RE: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages
sounds close, but the latest stories are going to have to be generated every hour or so, so what are the functions to do this in php though ? would fopen,fread and fwrite do the trik ? i need a way to hange the links within the page all back to html so somehow doing a preg_replace for foo.php?id=1 to foo/1.html , foo/2.html etc -Original Message- From: Mark Cubitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 10:50 PM To: electroteque; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages Are all the news stories in a database? If so we are current in devolopment of a simaliar site (although not news), we are using Perl scripts to build all the HTML pages (both Index's and Pages) during the evening (4am), it takes about 8 secs to build 2500 pages and the Perl scripts could be a lot more efficiant, we are using PHP todo all the admin and stat areas of the site. Static HTML pages not only increase the speed but they also improve SEO (Search Engine Optimasion) if handled correctly. Don't know if this will help you but maybe it is a an idea. Also i'm sorry if this answer takes this a little off topic. regards Mark Cubitt -Original Message- From: electroteque [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 24 February 2003 11:13 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages i dont understand what you mean , anyway, this is a short term situation as the site is pretty slow and cpu intensive, the setup is a sun solaris box running apache 1.3 and php3 , just had a meeting today to push through apahe 2 and php 4.3 ut wont happen for a while , we need a solution in the next month, we basically need a system that will trawl the site or the latest news and flatten them so they are less taxing on the server as our last time cost us dearly , 170,000 hits in one day ! so would flattening to html solve our problem or is the server going to get hammered anyway ? Gonzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] hi guys we have 2 very high traffic sites and we need to be able to make these pages load faster , we are coming up with a solution to make flat file versions of the sites in the short term before we start using caching technologhies is this the right way to go about this ? I think anyone trying to answer this would need to know more about your setup. Caching is not necessarily the answer if a dynamic page is dynamic enough every time to be different. (Please keep this on-list) also whats is the best way to parse a php page ie foo.php?id=1, foo.php?id=2 with the contents of each story to a file and update all the links. maybe with naming conventions like foo/1.html, foo/2.html in a mod rewrite style I like using Variables from URI: http://nirvani.org/software/variables_from_uri/ Gonzo -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php ** This email has been virus checked by the Eclipse Internet MAILsafe service ** www: http://www.eclipse.net.uk/email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
RE: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages
better still , is there a simple way to preg_replace index.php?fooID=1 to index/1.html from a href link? -Original Message- From: Mark Cubitt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 10:50 PM To: electroteque; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages Are all the news stories in a database? If so we are current in devolopment of a simaliar site (although not news), we are using Perl scripts to build all the HTML pages (both Index's and Pages) during the evening (4am), it takes about 8 secs to build 2500 pages and the Perl scripts could be a lot more efficiant, we are using PHP todo all the admin and stat areas of the site. Static HTML pages not only increase the speed but they also improve SEO (Search Engine Optimasion) if handled correctly. Don't know if this will help you but maybe it is a an idea. Also i'm sorry if this answer takes this a little off topic. regards Mark Cubitt -Original Message- From: electroteque [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 24 February 2003 11:13 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [PHP] creating flat versions of php pages i dont understand what you mean , anyway, this is a short term situation as the site is pretty slow and cpu intensive, the setup is a sun solaris box running apache 1.3 and php3 , just had a meeting today to push through apahe 2 and php 4.3 ut wont happen for a while , we need a solution in the next month, we basically need a system that will trawl the site or the latest news and flatten them so they are less taxing on the server as our last time cost us dearly , 170,000 hits in one day ! so would flattening to html solve our problem or is the server going to get hammered anyway ? Gonzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] hi guys we have 2 very high traffic sites and we need to be able to make these pages load faster , we are coming up with a solution to make flat file versions of the sites in the short term before we start using caching technologhies is this the right way to go about this ? I think anyone trying to answer this would need to know more about your setup. Caching is not necessarily the answer if a dynamic page is dynamic enough every time to be different. (Please keep this on-list) also whats is the best way to parse a php page ie foo.php?id=1, foo.php?id=2 with the contents of each story to a file and update all the links. maybe with naming conventions like foo/1.html, foo/2.html in a mod rewrite style I like using Variables from URI: http://nirvani.org/software/variables_from_uri/ Gonzo -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php ** This email has been virus checked by the Eclipse Internet MAILsafe service ** www: http://www.eclipse.net.uk/email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
