file-get-contents

I use file_get_contents in PHP. In the below code in first URL works fine but the second one isn't working. $URL = "http://test6473.blogspot.com"; $domain = file_get_contents($URL); print_r($domain); $add_url= "http://adfoc.us/1575051"; $add_domain = file_get_contents($add_url); echo $add_domain; Any suggestions on why the second one doesn't work? URL which is not retrieved by file_get_contents, because their server checks whether the request come from browser or any script. If they found request from script they simply disable page contents. So that I have to make a request similar as browser

I've read through quite a few questions on here and I'm not sure if I should be using file_get_contents or file_get_html for this. All that I'm trying to do is use PHP to display the two tables from this page on my website: http://www.statmyweb.com/recently-analyzed/ I know how to get their full page and display it on my site of course, but I can't figure out how I'm able to just pull those two tables without also getting the header/footer. You are not able to specify in file_get_contents() just to retrieve the tables. You would have to get the return value of file_get_contents() using:

I'm trying to use file_get_contents() to get the response from a server and this error was encountered. Could someone tell me what is the reason and how to fix it? The portion of the code is: $api = "http://smpp5.routesms.com:8080/bulksms/sendsms?username=$username&password=$password&source=$source&destination=$destin&dlr=$dlr&type=$type&message=$message"; $resp = file_get_contents($api); The server responded correctly while I pasted the url in the browser. I learned that this is caused by the server rejecting the client's HTTP version, but I have no idea why that is happening in my case. Any

The following code is to query an online thesaurus for a search engine I'm building as a college project, but I'm having problems with file_get_contents "failed to open stream" errors. When I send a word the thesaurus doesn't recognize, it throws up an error. I'm trying to write a piece of code that will ignore the error and just proceed without the information. $thesaurus_search="http://words.bighugelabs.com/api/2/0089388bb57f/".$this->formatted_query."/php"; $result_thesaurus=file_get_contents($thesaurus_search); I tried: if (file_get_contents($thesaurus_search) != NULL) { // do stuff } ..

Using file_get_contents as part of custom SOAP implementation to apply SOAP calls (ALL libraries that we tried would not do SSL + certificate based authentication with SOAP 1.2 correctly). However difficult and barely-documented API often returns 500. There are error details in response body, but file_get_contents doesn't appear to allow access to it. fopen seems to have the same issue. What do? Prefer not to go to cURL due to heavy use of stream contexts to get authentication working. You might consider nusoap . For your question though, it works if you use ignore_errors . $context = stream

$url = 'http://a.url/i-know-is-down'; //ini_set('default_socket_timeout', 5); $ctx = stream_context_create(array( 'http' => array( 'timeout' => 5, 'ignore_errors' => true ) ) ); $start = microtime(true); $content = @file_get_contents($url, false, $ctx); $end = microtime(true); echo $end - $start, "\n"; the response I get is generally 21.232 segs, shouldn't be about five seconds??? Uncommenting the ini_set line don't help at all. You are setting the read timeout with socket_create_context . If the page you are trying to access doesn't exist then the server will let you connect and give you a