The WF PHP Functions War Chest

OsamaBinBBQ · Jun 28, 2010

agentbob said:
Quick script to generate tons of unique usernames (for automated blogposts or whatever other clever uses you can come up with..)

As long as you don't want to use it with Twitter

wouldrichest · Jul 11, 2010

cliqz said:
Can we link to our own blog posts? It's not like we'd be doing it for link juice since WF redirects and I don't update enough to care about getting readers

I did a good writeup on passing variables in wordpress here: Cool Tip: Pass Variables From Page To Page in Wordpress - LargeAffiliate.com

Post the code or if it's lot, post a direct download link (zipped, of course). I don't care too much about you dropping a link, just post the resource here not elsewhere.

Perhaps I should give a real quick example.

AtHell · Jul 28, 2010

Spyntax madlib

For all those who spin articles or posts (eg with bestspinner), here is a class of mine I use in autoblogs to reuse my content often:
http://www.automated-marketing-system.com/madlib/madlib.php.zip

Example for usage:
AWARE ADULT CONTENT:
General text (left side, bottom) is spinned, girls description is from csv.
Discover Axelle Parker: Golden eyes @VirtualGirl2HD.com
Watch Aria Giovanni: Vampire killer @VirtualGirl2HD.com
...

(for wf members use only, please don't contribute)

Usage:
$outputstring = Madlib::spin(string $text [, string $salt] [,mixed $keys])

Description:
This library can be used to spin text containing madlibs (like '{one|{two|2|a pair}|three}') by selecting words thru random, a optional salt (for example a url or domain) and prefered keywords (optional).

Installation:
Just copy and extract this file into your webspace and include it at the top of your php-files:

PHP:

<?php include_once('MadlibSpinner.php'); ?>

Parameters:
string $text The text that should be spinned, nested spintax/madlibs are possible
string $salt [optional] If given, the text would be spinned every time the same way. If not, text will be spinned by random each time. Good for autosites, when the url is the salt, the page would always be the same.
mixed $keys [optional] Can be a string with one keyword, a madlib with keywords separeted by '|' or an array with several keywords. If given keywords will be prefered.

Return Values:
Returns the spun text, with madlibs replaced

Examples:

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|four} eggs");

Will output "two eggs" or "four eggs"

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|four} eggs","www.domain.tld/mypage.php");

Will ouput every time: "four eggs" cause of the given salt

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|four} eggs","www.domain.tld/mypage.php","two");

Will ouput every time: "two eggs" cause of the given keyword

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|four} eggs","www.domain.tld/mypage.php","one|two|three");

Will ouput every time: "two eggs" cause of 'two' is included in the given keyword madlib

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|three|four} eggs","",array("one","two","three"));

Will ouput: "two eggs" or "three eggs" randomly cause no salt is given and "two" and "three" are in the keys array

dchuk · Jul 28, 2010

AtHell said:
For all those who spin articles or posts (eg with bestspinner), here is a class of mine I use in autoblogs to reuse my content often:
http://www.automated-marketing-system.com/madlib/madlib.php.zip

Example for usage:
AWARE ADULT CONTENT:
General text (left side, bottom) is spinned, girls description is from csv.
Discover Axelle Parker: Golden eyes @VirtualGirl2HD.com
Watch Aria Giovanni: Vampire killer @VirtualGirl2HD.com
...

(for wf members use only, please don't contribute)

Usage:
$outputstring = Madlib::spin(string $text [, string $salt] [,mixed $keys])

Description:
This library can be used to spin text containing madlibs (like '{one|{two|2|a pair}|three}') by selecting words thru random, a optional salt (for example a url or domain) and prefered keywords (optional).

Installation:
Just copy and extract this file into your webspace and include it at the top of your php-files:

PHP:

<?php include_once('MadlibSpinner.php'); ?>

Parameters:
string $text The text that should be spinned, nested spintax/madlibs are possible
string $salt [optional] If given, the text would be spinned every time the same way. If not, text will be spinned by random each time. Good for autosites, when the url is the salt, the page would always be the same.
mixed $keys [optional] Can be a string with one keyword, a madlib with keywords separeted by '|' or an array with several keywords. If given keywords will be prefered.

Return Values:
Returns the spun text, with madlibs replaced

Examples:

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|four} eggs");

Will output "two eggs" or "four eggs"

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|four} eggs","www.domain.tld/mypage.php");

Will ouput every time: "four eggs" cause of the given salt

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|four} eggs","www.domain.tld/mypage.php","two");

Will ouput every time: "two eggs" cause of the given keyword

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|four} eggs","www.domain.tld/mypage.php","one|two|three");

Will ouput every time: "two eggs" cause of 'two' is included in the given keyword madlib

PHP:

echo Madlib::spin("{two|three|four} eggs","",array("one","two","three"));

Will ouput: "two eggs" or "three eggs" randomly cause no salt is given and "two" and "three" are in the keys array

well fucking done man! can it handle nested spinning as well?

AtHell · Jul 29, 2010

For sure nested spyntax is supported, to any level you like.
Just make sure it is valid, or you will not get the full text back.

seozero · Aug 1, 2010

AtHell said:
For all those who spin articles or posts...

Thanks man. Going to give it a try. :bowdown:

ArtDeco · Aug 2, 2010

well fucking done indeed. +rep

euphorik · Aug 8, 2010

Just came across this thread and there is so much good stuff here I have no idea where to begin. Thanks a lot everyone! I will look through the little bit of stuff I have for something that may end up being useful to someone.

lukep · Oct 18, 2010

AtHell said:
For all those who spin articles or posts (eg with bestspinner), here is a class of mine I use in autoblogs to reuse my content often:

This shit is so good I'd like to formally make a request for some some code that I can use to go on WickedFire and hide the posts that I choose from other autobloggers. :xmas-smiley-016:

Thank you!

richardcrish · Nov 25, 2010

php

PHP is fast application programming language, it's taking little time to develop web.

lukep · Dec 22, 2010

Thanks for these, sfast! I'll be using them both for sure.

AdvExtreamer · Dec 27, 2010

if anybody wants to check domain names, you can use this service:
Domain Search XML API

right now it's just a form that display results, but it can be automated.
i think domaintools.com only allows 100 calls per day, but still might be useful. if somebody needs this to be modified/tweaked, i can probably do that for free, pm me, no guarantees.

Code:

<?php


function name_spinner ($query, $num_suggestions = 20) {
    
    // Configure these 3 variables
    $key = 'xxxxx-ttttt-aaaaa-33333-44444'; 
    $partner = 'yourpartnername';
	
	if(count($_REQUEST[domainlevel])<1)
		{
			echo "you must select at least one TLDS";
			exit;
		}
	foreach($_REQUEST[domainlevel] as $tld)
		{
			$tlds[]=$tld;	
		}
	
    
    
    // Construct the url to load
    $url = '/api.xml?';
    $url .= 'partner=' . $partner;
    $url .= '&key=' . $key;
    // $url .= '&customer_ip=' . getenv('REMOTE_ADDR');
    $url .= '&customer_ip=' . $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
    $url .= '&appname=name_spinner';
    $url .= '&version=4';
    $url .= '&ext='. implode('|', $tlds); // The TLDs should be seperated by pipes
    $url .= '&q='. urlencode($query);
    $url .= '&rows=' . $num_suggestions;
    $url .= '&adult='.$_REQUEST[aduldomains];// 'auto', 'no', or  'yes'
    $url .= '&more='; // '' or 80 for more results
    
    $toReturn = array('suggestions' => array(), 'error' => '');
    
    $host = 'engine.whoisapi.com';
    $ip = gethostbyname($host);
    
    if (!$ip || $host == $ip) {
        $toReturn['error'] = 'Unable to resolve host';
        
    } else {
        
        // Download this page
        $fp = @fsockopen($host, 80, $errno, $errstr, 10);
        
        if (!$fp) {
            $toReturn['error'] = $errstr;
            
        } else {
          $header = "GET $url HTTP/1.0\n" .
          "Host: $host\n" .
          "User-Agent: Name Spinner SDK\n" .
          "Connection: close\r\n\r\n";
          
          fwrite($fp, $header);		
    	  
          $res = '';
          $start_time = time();
          while (!feof($fp)) {
            $res .= fread($fp, 100000); // 100kb
            
            $diff = time() - $start_time;
		    if ($diff > 10) {// Timeout at 10 seconds
	  	  	    $toReturn['error'] = 'Read timed out';
			    return $toReturn;
		    }
		    
          	if (!feof($fp)) {
          	    usleep(100);// 0.01 seconds
		    }
            
          }
          
          fclose($fp);
    
			
          // Strip the headers
          $res = substr($res, strpos($res, '<?xml'));
          
          $parser = xml_parser_create();
          xml_parser_set_option($parser, XML_OPTION_CASE_FOLDING, false);
          xml_parse_into_struct($parser, $res, $xmlvals, $xmlindex);
          
          // if the API didn't return any data because an error occurred
          if (!isset($xmlindex['e_n'])) {
              $toReturn['error'] = 'The API returned an error. View the API XML to resolve the error. ';
          } else {
              
              // Always run htmlentities() on data being retrieved from an outside sources
              // so foreign HTML/Javascript cannot invade your site
              
              $toReturn['time'] = htmlentities($xmlvals[$xmlindex['querytime'][0]]['value']);
              $toReturn['query'] = htmlentities($xmlvals[$xmlindex['e_n'][0]]['value']);
              $toReturn['status'] = htmlentities($xmlvals[$xmlindex['e_s'][0]]['value']);
              
              $tlds = htmlentities( strtolower( $xmlvals[$xmlindex['extn'][0]]['value']));
              $toReturn['tlds'] = explode('|',  $tlds);
              
              foreach($xmlindex['id'] as $keyv => $i) {
                  $toReturn['suggestions'][$keyv] = array();
                  $toReturn['suggestions'][$keyv]['id'] = htmlentities($xmlvals[$i]['value']);
              }
              
              foreach($xmlindex['n'] as $keyv => $i) {
                  $toReturn['suggestions'][$keyv]['suggestion'] = htmlentities($xmlvals[$i]['value']);
              }
              
              foreach($xmlindex['s'] as $keyv => $i) {
                  $toReturn['suggestions'][$keyv]['status'] = htmlentities($xmlvals[$i]['value']);
              }
          }
          xml_parser_free($parser);
          
        }
    }
    
    return $toReturn;
}



?>
<?php echo '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?' . ">\n"; ?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
    <title>Name Spinner SDK Example</title>
    <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
    <style type="text/css">
        table.results {
            border: solid 1px #aaa;
            border-bottom: none;
        }
        table.results td {
            border-bottom: solid 1px #aaa;
        }
    </style>
</head>
<body>

<h2>Domain Search</h2>

<form action="<?php echo $PHP_SELF; ?>" method="post">
    <p>
        Search Name Spinner:
        <?php
        $v = '';
        if (isset($_REQUEST['q'])) {
            $v = htmlentities( stripslashes($_REQUEST['q']) );
        }
        ?>
        <input size="30" type="text" name="q" value="<?php echo $v; ?>" />
        <label>
          <br />
          Adult:
          <select name="adultdomains" id="adultdomains">
            <option value="yes">yes</option>
            <option value="no">no</option>
          </select>
          <br />
          .com:
          <input name="domainlevel[]" type="checkbox" id="domainlevel[]" value="com" checked="checked" />
          <br />
          .net:
          <input name="domainlevel[]" type="checkbox" id="domainlevel[]" value="net" />
          <br />
          .org:
           <input name="domainlevel[]" type="checkbox" id="domainlevel[]" value="org" />
          <br />
          .info:
           <input name="domainlevel[]" type="checkbox" id="domainlevel[]" value="info" />
<br />
          .biz:
           <input name="domainlevel[]" type="checkbox" id="domainlevel[]" value="biz" />
          <br />
          .us:
          <input name="domainlevel[]" type="checkbox" id="domainlevel[]" value="us" />
          <br />
          <br />
      </label>
        <input type="submit" value="Submit"/>
    </p>
</form>


<?php
if (isset($_REQUEST['q'])) {
    
    // Define a function to print the status for each TLD that was returned
    function formatStatus ($status, $tlds) {
        foreach ($tlds as $key => $valud) {
            // If it is available
            if ($status{$key} == 'q') {
                echo '<td>O</td>';
            } else {
                echo '<td>X</td>';
            }
        }
    }
    
    ?>
    <h3>Results</h3>
    <?php
    
    // Send the api our query and get back the results
    $results = name_spinner($_REQUEST['q'], 30);
    
    if ($results['error'] == '') {
        ?>
        
        <p>
            <strong>Query Time:</strong> <?php echo $results['time']; ?> sec.
        </p>
        
        
        <table class="results" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0">
            <tr>
                <td style="width: 1.5em;"></td>
                <td style="width: 13em;"><strong>Suggestion</strong></td>
                <?php
                // Print all the TLDs
                foreach ($results['tlds'] as $tld) {
                    ?>
                <td><strong><?php echo strtoupper($tld) ?></strong></td>
                    <?
                }
                ?>
            </tr>
            <tr>
                <td><strong>>></strong></td>
                <td><?php echo $results['query'] ?></td>
                <?php
                formatStatus($results['status'], $results['tlds']);
                ?>
            </tr>
            <?php
            
            foreach ($results['suggestions'] as $suggestion) {
            ?>
            <tr>
                <td><strong><?php echo $suggestion['id'] ?>.</strong></td>
                <td><?php echo $suggestion['suggestion'] ?></td>
                <?php
                formatStatus($suggestion['status'], $results['tlds']);
                ?>
            </tr>
            <?php
            
            }
            ?>
        </table>
        
        
        <?php
    } else {
        ?>
        
        <p>
            An error has occurred and we could not generate any suggestions 
            for you at this time. Please come back later.
        </p>
    
        <?php
    }
}
?>

</body>
</html>

elden · Jan 11, 2011

Thank you so much for sharing knowledge

AdvExtreamer · Jan 18, 2011

make a bunch of pages quickly with Wordpress, this one runs for States, but can be changed to whatever:

PHP:

<?PHP 

$states = array("AL" =>"Alaska", 
"CA" => "California", 
"CO" => "Colorado", 
"TX" => "Texas", 
"AL" => "ALABAMA",  
"AK" => "ALASKA",  
"AZ" => "ARIZONA",  
"AR" => "ARKANSAS",  
"CA" => "CALIFORNIA",  
"CO" => "COLORADO",  
"CT" => "CONNECTICUT",  
"DE" => "DELAWARE",  
"DC" => "DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA",  
"FL" => "FLORIDA",  
"GA" => "GEORGIA",  
"HI" => "HAWAII",  
"ID" => "IDAHO",  
"IL" => "ILLINOIS",  
"IN" => "INDIANA",  
"IA" => "IOWA",  
"KS" => "KANSAS",  
"KY" => "KENTUCKY",  
"LA" => "LOUISIANA",  
"ME" => "MAINE",  
"MD" => "MARYLAND",  
"MA" => "MASSACHUSETTS",  
"MI" => "MICHIGAN",  
"MN" => "MINNESOTA",  
"MS" => "MISSISSIPPI",  
"MO" => "MISSOURI",  
"MT" => "MONTANA",  
"NE" => "NEBRASKA",  
"NV" => "NEVADA",  
"NH" => "NEW HAMPSHIRE",  
"NJ" => "NEW JERSEY",  
"NM" => "NEW MEXICO",  
"NY" => "NEW YORK",  
"NC" => "NORTH CAROLINA",  
"ND" => "NORTH DAKOTA",  
"OH" => "OHIO",  
"OK" => "OKLAHOMA",  
"OR" => "OREGON",  
"PA" => "PENNSYLVANIA",  
"RI" => "RHODE ISLAND",  
"SC" => "SOUTH CAROLINA",  
"SD" => "SOUTH DAKOTA",  
"TN" => "TENNESSEE",  
"TX" => "TEXAS", 
"UT" => "UTAH",  
"VT" => "VERMONT",  
"VA" => "VIRGINIA",  
"WA" => "WASHINGTON",  
"WV" => "WEST VIRGINIA",  
"WI" => "WISCONSIN",  
"WY" => "WYOMING ",  


); 

$link = mysql_connect('localhost', 'wpusername', 'wppassword'); 
if (!$link)  
    { 
        die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error()); 
    } 
else 
    { 
        echo 'Connected successfully'; 
    } 

    $db_selected = mysql_select_db('wpdatabasename', $link); 
    if (!$db_selected)  
        { 
            die ('Can\'t use mysql db : ' . mysql_error()); 
        } 


$post_author = "1"; //ID from wordpress of the author 




foreach($states as $stateshort => $statelong) 
{ 
    $post_content = "$statelong Blah bla Blah Blah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla Blah 
    Blah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla Blah  
    Blah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla Blah 
    Blah bla BlahBlah bla Blah $statelong Blah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla Blah $statelong.  
    yBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla BlahBlah bla Blahl."; 
     
    $post_title = "Blah Blah ".$statelong; 
     
    $post_name = "blah-bla-bllla-".strtolower($statelong); 
     
    $sql = " 
    INSERT INTO 
        wp_posts 
            ( 
                post_author, 
                post_date, 
                post_date_gmt, 
                post_content, 
                post_title, 
                post_status, 
                comment_status, 
                ping_status, 
                post_name, 
                post_modified, 
                post_modified_gmt, 
                post_type 
        ) 
    VALUES 
        ( 
            '$post_author', 
            NOW(), 
            NOW(), 
            '$post_content', 
            '$post_title', 
            'publish', 
            'open', 
            'open', 
            '$post_name', 
            NOW(), 
            NOW(), 
            'page' 
        ) 
    "; 
    echo "<PRE>"; 
    print_r($sql); 
    echo "</PRE>"; 
     
    $result = mysql_query($sql); 
    if (!$result)  
        { 
            die('Invalid query: ' . mysql_error()); 
        } 
    else 
        { 
            $postid = mysql_insert_id(); 
            $sql = "INSERT INTO 
                        wp_postmeta 
                            ( 
                                 post_id, 
                                meta_key, 
                                meta_value 
                            ) 
                        VALUES 
                            ( 
                                 '$postid', 
                                '_wp_page_template', 
                                'default' 
                              
                             ) 
                        "; 
            $result = mysql_query($sql); 
            echo "<BR> 
            created page for ".$statelong; 
        } 
     
     

}?>

lukep · Jan 18, 2011

lukep said:
Thanks for these, sfast! I'll be using them both for sure.

WHAT THE SHIT?

WHO BE DELETING POSTS?!?

I hadn't copied sfasts' awesome code donations yet; now I'm apparently screwed.

Note to self: Copy all posts locally the day they are posted!

Note to AdvExtreamer: Thanks for the share! Good stuff.

brentdev · Jan 27, 2011

wait what did he post.. i'll re-post it if i can.

seous · Apr 1, 2011

airsidelimo said:
I am greatly thankful for such a nice and informative post. Everyone should share such important information like you did. Thanks

I will rape you in your fucking mouth.

ashbeats · Apr 1, 2011

seous said:
I will rape you in your fucking mouth.

lol... :costumed-smiley-013 he deserved it... I'm getting sick of all these new spam posts.

lukep · Apr 21, 2011

Actionking said:
still if you are unable to rectify means go head with you tube videos

Like this one???

What keeps driving them to this thread?

duduiki · May 3, 2011

FIRST POST EVER

For all affiliates out there, this code takes product XML documents and outputs it based on keywords to your pages:

PHP:

<?php
#List your xml files here. Add more xml-files if you like, but be sure to list added variables to $loadxml
$productxml1 = 'some-merchant.xml';
$productxml2 = 'some-other-merchant.xml';
$productxml3 = 'another-merchant.xml';
$productxml4 = 'for-the-good-times-merchant.xml';

# This loads all the xml-data and checks if an error occured, then foreach'es through all of them.
$loadxml = array($productxml1,$productxml2,$productxml3,$productxml4);
        foreach($loadxml as $awesome){
            $xml = simplexml_load_file($awesome);
            if(!$xml=simplexml_load_file($awesome)){
                trigger_error('Some error occured',E_USER_ERROR);
            }
            foreach($xml as $product){
# The awesome starts here: Use any xml-node (here Category) and search for a keyword. Outputs only items in the xml with the given keyword. Could be replaces by a variable though ...
                if(strstr($product->Category,'your-keyword')){
# node named deepLink carries full affialte link, node named 'name' is the title. use as you wish!
                    echo '<a href="'.$product->deepLink.'" title="'.$product->name.'" rel="nofollow">'.$product->name.'</a>';
                }
            }
        }
        ?>

Have fun.

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