I wrote this PHP class for a landing page I recently created where I needed to do some dynamic keyword insertion. It's not much, but it might save you some time.
Here's a quick guide for how to use it.
I'll try to keep this thread updated as time goes on and I add to the class.
Here's a quick guide for how to use it.
Code:
<?php
// Print out a human readable version of the keyword (useful for headlines)
// http://www.example.com/?kw=debt%20consolidation%20solutions
echo '<h2>' . KeywordUtil::humanize_keyword($_GET['kw']) . '</h2>';
// prints: <h2>Debt Consolidation Solutions</h2>
// Print out a lower case version of the string (useful for meta tags etc)
// http://www.example.com/?kw=debt%20consolidation%20solutions
echo '<meta name="keywords" content="'. KeywordUtil::humanize_keyword($_GET['kw']) . '" />';
// prints: <meta name="keywords" content="debt consolidation solutions" />
// Print out a lower case version of the string, separated by underscores
// (useful for ids, etc)
// http://www.example.com/?kw=debt%20consolidation%20solutions
echo '<body id="'. KeywordUtil::humanize_keyword($_GET['kw']) . '">';
// prints: <body id="debt_consolidation_solutions">
?>- A Class constant specifies a default keyword
- PHP5 is required
- It's not thoroughly tested, but should work alright
I'll try to keep this thread updated as time goes on and I add to the class.