PHP - Real Zany Page Output

Hello everyone.

I need help with the following PHP APP. I am running on (Version PHP 7.2.10) I am trying to have a page table form on table.php pass the input variable of “5-Numbers” to another page called table_results.php

I want that variable string of “5-Numbers” to be compared against 4 arrays and output any duplicates found within each of those 4 lists. If nothing is found, I still want some visual output that reads “None found”.

 

Lets pretend I have the following example ..

On table.php, I typed inside my table form the 5-Numbers ..

INPUT:  2,15,37,13,28

On table_results.php, the 4 arrays to be compared against my input numbers “ 2,15,37,13,28” are ..

 

$array_A = array(2,6,8,11,14,18,24); 

$array_B = array(1,2,9,10,13,14,25,28,);  

$array_C = array(1,3,7,9,13,15,20,21,24); 

$array_D = array(4,5,12,22,23,27,28,29); 

 

So my output should read as follows below ..

OUTPUT: 

 

TABLE

COLUMN 1   COLUMN 2

ROW 1 Matches Found Results ..

ROW 2 GROUP A:            2 

ROW 3 GROUP B:             2,13,28

ROW 4 GROUP ?            13,15

ROW 5 GROUP ?            28

ROW 6 5#s Input:              2,15,37,13,28

 

Please let me know if anyone has any suggestions on how to go about it. 

Thanks.

Edited January 1, 2019 by Jayfromsandiego
Wanted to include image example

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Notice: Use of undefined constant messageTo - assumed 'messageTo' in D:\wamp\www\Legit Gaming Upload\LGU\includes\mailCompose.php on line 17

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~AJ


<?php 
require_once('connect.php');

if(isset($_COOKIE['user'])){}else{
header( 'Location: members.php');
}

if (isset($_POST['sendBtn'])){

$messageFrom = $_COOKIE['user'];
$messageTo = $_POST['messageTo'];
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$hash = md5($hash);

mysql_select_db("majik");

$sql="INSERT INTO messagesystem(ID, hash, messageTo, messageFrom, messageSubject, messageBody, messageDate, messageRead, messageDelete) VALUES ('','$hash','" . mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['messageTo']) . "','$messageFrom','" . mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['messageSubject']) . "','" . mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['messageBody']) . "','0','0')";

echo '<center>Your message was sent to: '.$messageTo.'</center>';


}


?>

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exit;

 

 

I have never used real escape string so want to make sure I did it correctly. Also, if I can place it anywhere else to make it even more secure please let me know. This is just the action of a just a simple POST html form.

Here it is.
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<?php
require ('staffarea/sql.php');
$showform="false";

$mcid = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['mcid']);       
$age = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['age']);
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if(!mysql_query("INSERT INTO `somedatabase`.`appsubmissions` (`id`, `username`, `age`, `description`, `status`) VALUES (NULL, '$mcid', '$age', '$description', 'Pending');"))
{
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echo mysql_error();

echo "</font>";

echo '<br /><br /><a href="/forumdisplay.php?f=14">Support Forums</a></div>';
}
else
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$lastID=mysql_insert_id();

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echo "Your Unique Application ID: <b>", $lastID;

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Your application was submitted successfully. Please allow Staff 24 hours to accept or deny your application. If after 48 hours you still do not have building rights, assume the application was denied and re-submit with different information. DO NOT submit an application more than every 48 hours, doing so will get your account banned for spamming.<br /><br />

While waiting, you might check out the <a href=/index.php?pageid=mcguide>Ultimate Guide</a>.</div>";
}

mysql_close($con);

?>

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This is what I have done in I think completion:

index.php:
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<?php

// NOT TO BE SHOWN IN A PRODUCTIONAL APPLICATION ALWAYS USE FALSE WHEN IN A PRODUCTIONAL SERVER!
ini_set('display_errors', true);

// We require the class for this to work so we do so using the require_once construct:
require_once 'Controller.php';

// We ask for an object to be created of class/blueprint Controller but with no parameters
$controller = new Controller();

// We then make invoke action as a function within Controller class
$controller->invoke();

Controller.php:
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<?php

require_once 'Model.php';

class Controller {
  
  public $model;
  
  public function __construct()
  {
    
$this->model = new Model();

  }
  
  
  public function invoke() {
  
    if(!IsSet($_GET['book']))
{

  $books = $this->model->getBookList();
  require 'booklist.php';
  
} else {
  
  $book = $this->model->getBook($_GET['book']);
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}

  }

}
Model.php:
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<?php
require_once 'Book.php';

class Model {

  public function getBookList()
  {
  
    return array('Jez\'s Great Book!'=> new Book('Jez\'s Great Book!', 'The best book on the planet about MVC\'s'),
             'PHP5 and MySQL Bible'=> new Book('My most enterprising PHP and dynamic page content book ever!'));
  
  }
  
  public function getBook($title)
  {
    $allbooks = $this->getBookList();
return $allbooks[$title];
  }
}
Book.php:
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<?php

class Book {

  public $title;
  public $author;
  
  public function __construct($title='', $author='')
  {
    $this->title = $title;
$this->author = $author;
  }
}
booklist.php:
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<?php

foreach($books as $title=>$book){
  echo "<pre>";
  echo '<a href="index.php?book='.$book->title.'">$book->title</a>';
  echo "</pre>";
  
}

viewbook.php
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<?php

echo $book->title;
echo $book->author;

It's not the same as the tutorial exactly but I just wanted to see if I could get it working, the only problem is (I mean my sample data's just for the fun of it), however when I go to see the booklist.php

The problem I am having is how to understand it getting the values into the list, when it says the 2nd one's basically not an index, does this come up for yourselves?

I am just a bit confused, happy though kind of got this working, thank you in advance,
Jeremy.

I wrote a short script that takes a list of keywords and does a Google search to find how often they are used in the title of a page.  However, I cannot get it to echo the results in real time.  On one server I use it works fine.  On the other it runs the entire list and then outputs everything in the end.  The problem is sometimes this takes several minutes and therefore it times out after not receiving a response.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

<?php 

$file = file('words.txt'); 

$results = ''; 
foreach ($file as $line) { 
    $data     = file_get_contents("http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=allintitle%3A%22" . urlencode($line) . "%22&btnG=Google+Search"); 
    preg_match('/of about <b>([0-9,]*)?<\/b>/si', $data, $number); 
    $results .= $line . ";" . $number[1]; 
    echo $results . "</br>"; 
    $results = "";
    sleep(2);
} 

?>