Content spinner by site refresh? Something like that?

BuyAds

Guys I need some script that spinns the site content by every refresh.

EX:

i come in a site with this content: hello every one.

after the site refresh, the content should be changed to: every one hello. by the next refresh should be: hello one every...

is there something like that?

Thank you!

tdale

Like a marquee but on refresh?

BuyAds

marquee?

shovenose

@tdale said:
Like a marquee but on refresh?

No.

@BuyAds you could use a PHP array if you want a pretermined set of options. Or do you want it to be completely random? And do you care if it makes sense?

cassa

$messages = array(
  "Hello everyone",
  "Hello one every"
);
$message = $messages[rand(0, count($messages - 1))];

BuyAds

thank you guys.. I mean to spin the whole article and not only the three words

Joery

You want to shuffle all words? You could explode your string on ' ' and then use shuffle(). If that's what you mean.

niknar1900

maybe use the spinbot api? interesting idea to keep your content "original"

DalComp

@BuyAds said:
thank you guys.. I mean to spin the whole article and not only the three words

If you're doing this for search engines, they will penalize you. Well, google at least (I tried).

But anyways,

$article = "hello everyone and every single one of you";
$parts = explode(" ", $article);
shuffle($parts);

$randomarticle = implode(" ", $parts);

BuyAds

@DalComp said:

Thank you! Will give it a try

Dean

Can't Google detect if your content is grammatically/structurally correct? It's the same way that they detect if a paragraph is just keywords one after the other and penalize if so.

BuyAds

No idea, they keep everything secret. Will give it a try who knows, maybe is a good idea.

chrisp

You are a bad person

BuyAds

DalComp said: $article = "hello everyone and every single one of you";

$parts = explode(" ", $article);
shuffle($parts);

$randomarticle = implode(" ", $parts);

Sir when I write this one:


<?php $article = "hello everyone and every single one of you"; $parts = explode(" ", $article); shuffle($parts); $randomarticle = implode(" ", $parts); ?>

Am getting error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '=' in /home/../ on line 2

BuyAds

@chrisp said:
You are a bad person

Is that you Jesus?

Amitz

@BuyAds said:
Is that you Jesus?

ricardo

He's not doing it for search engines, otherwise it'd be the same on every page load.

Traffic

@ricardo said:
He's not doing it for search engines, otherwise it'd be the same on every page load.

Shh, don't tell him why his post doesn't make sense

KwiceroLTD

@shovenose said:
BuyAds you could use a PHP array if you want a pretermined set of options. Or do you want it to be completely random? And do you care if it makes sense?

facedesk

BuyAds said: <?php $article = "hello everyone and every single one of you"; $parts = explode(" ", $article); shuffle($parts); $randomarticle = implode(" ", $parts); ?>

<?php 
$article = "hello everyone and every single one of you"; 
$parts = explode(" ", $article);
$randomamount = count($parts);
$hit = rand(0, $randomamount);
if(isset($_SESSION['last'])) {
    // already seen?ok
    if($hit == 0) {
        $hit=$hit+1;
    } else {
        $hit=$hit-1;
    }
}
$_SESSION['last']=$hit;
echo $parts[$hit];
?>

BuyAds

@KwiceroLTD said:

Thank you, will try it asap!

ricardo

Can I ask why you're doing it? It seems like A/B testing, but if you're doing it randomly you won't know the results.

BuyAds

I will implement it into a script and this thing works very good. Is just a seo experiment.

BuyAds

@KwiceroLTD thank you this worked. I wonder is there is option to add a link in this inside:

$article = "hello everyone testlink every single one of you";

KwiceroLTD

@BuyAds said:
KwiceroLTD thank you this worked. I wonder is there is option to add a link in this inside:

$article = "hello everyone testlink every single one of you";

Presuming you're not putting spaces, yes, you're exploding by space, also you can't double double quotes without causing an error, you'll have to escape or swap to single.

IE:

$article = "hello everyone testlink every single one of you"; 

OR:

$article = "hello everyone testlink every single one of you"; 

4n0nx

I think it's a good thing that people try to scam search engines. This will prevent it from happening in the long run. And it wastes their time that they otherwise would have used to scam old people over the phone.

<- can't wait for the random words blogs and sites like rssing and alternativeto to disappear

BuyAds

am getting error

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'http' (T_STRING) in /home

I used like this:

http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=QrmRhDmd

KwiceroLTD

@BuyAds same problem I just explained, you're double double quoting, if you do a string like

$x = "a"a"a";

Then expect errors, as the " causes a break, and if you did something like ".session_id()." it wouldn't cause an error, so change the href ( " ) to '.

BuyAds

Thank you Sir! I have change it but now it shows as text and not as link.

Here you can test it: http://veniceholiday.org/4444.php

KwiceroLTD

Post the raw PHP code please.

BuyAds

@KwiceroLTD sorry for the late reply, I was under stress you know it

Here is the raw code: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=E9Amfkfu

Thank you for the time Sir!

madtbh

Maybe try something like this: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=fGzzrRWA

It replaces the word "testlink" for the url.