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Simulate Neural Networks with PHP

Modern usage of the term, “neural networks” refers to artificial neural networks, which, in short are, interconnected artificial neurons or programming constructs that simulate the properties of biological neurons. Neural Mesh has developed a PHP-based neural network framework for simulating and administrating artificial neural networks.
Still there? In other words, they have created a system …

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uri_part: A PHP Function for Working with the Current URI

A PHP function that makes it extremely easy to display dynamic content within your existing Content Management System (CMS), web application framework or standard “PHP-enabled” website.
function uri_part($n) {
$path = explode(“/”, $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]);
for ($i = 0; $i <= count($path); $i++) {
if(is_null($path[$i]) || $path[$i] == “”) {
unset($path[$i]);
}
}
$path = array_values($path);
switch($n) {
case 0: return @$path[0]; break;
case 1: return @$path[1]; break;
case …

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Chunk Data for Easier Scraping

Before you spend an hour writing some elaborate regular expression, try chunking the data and matching several expressions to make for a much simpler (and faster) scrape. So, assuming you’re using PHP, after you’ve pulled the data (e.g. with file_get_contents()), use preg_replace with the following regex to chunk the data into a much easier “soup” …

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Fake Your Google PageRank

Every SEO has seen the Dark SEO PR 10 page (which is banned and probably has been for a long time now) and regardless of whether they’ll admit it, have always wanted to give it a shot.
Here’s the code:
<?php
$agent = strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']);
if(strpos($agent, “google”) != “”) {
header(“HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently”);
header(“Location: http://www.w3.org/”);
exit;
}
?>
Just place this at the top (important …

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Use PHP Scripts in 3 Steps

Here’s a simple three-step process for using/running PHP scripts on a Windows machine.

Download/Install WampServer.
Place script.php into the www directory of your wamp install. If you did everything default it should be located at c:\wamp\www
Run the script by pointing your browser at: http://localhost/script.php. In other words consider the “http://localhost/” to be your domain and the www …