I use a piece of code as follows:
$list = array(
"This" => "9",
"great" => "10",
"God Father" => "11",
"Tony Montana" => "12",
"Ronaldo" => "13",
"Al Pacino" => "14",
"Humans" => "15",
"Play" => "16"
);
$post = Array ( [title] => "This is a test - That game is awesome (Cristiano Ronaldo is a great Soccer Player).",
"This is a not a test - That game is OK (Maradonal was a great Soccer Player)."
);
foreach ($post as $keyword) {
foreach ($list as $word=>$num) {
$sim_chars = similar_text($keyword, $word);
if ($sim_chars/strlen($keyword) > .8 || $sim_chars/strlen($word) > .8) {
$all_key_values[] = $num;
$all_keys[] = $word;
}
elseif (stripos($keyword, $word) !== false || strpos($word, $keyword) !== false) {
$sll_key_values[] = $num;
$all_keys[] = $word;
}
}
}
The code works well to pass an array like $post = array ('Humans', 'Tony Montana', 'Tech', 'Creative');
to match the keywords with another list of keywords in a different array. But I want to pass an array with $post
like structure (in the code) to find the keywords from the post titles. So, my question is how can I split the $post
value (ie This is a test - That game is awesome (Cristiano Ronaldo is a great Soccer Player).
) into smaller words which are greater than 2 characters in length (ie This
, test
, That
, game
, awesome
, Cristiano
, Ronaldo
, great
, Soccer
and Player
) and removing the special characters before passing the $post
into the foreach loops. Thanks a lot for helping me on this problem.
Try:
function funFun($pst, $lst, $spc){
$sc = '/\\'.implode('|\\', $spc).'/';
foreach($pst as $v){
$pr[] = preg_replace($sc, '', $v);
}
$ps = preg_split('/\s+/', $pr);
foreach($ps as $v){
$a[] = $lst[$v];
}
return $a;
}
$resArray = funFun($post, $list, array(',', '.', '(', ')', '-'));
<?php
$str="This is a test - That game is awesome (Cristiano Ronaldo is a great Soccer Player)";
//clean string:
$str=preg_replace("/[^A-Za-z0-9 ]/", '', $str);
//first explode it
$e=explode(' ',$str);
//loop to remove short words
$out=array();
foreach ($e as $a){
if(strlen($a)>2){
$out[]=$a;
}
}
print_r($out);
Live Demo: http://codepad.viper-7.com/CEvYdx
Array ( [0] => This [1] => test [2] => That [3] => game [4] => awesome [5] => Cristiano [6] => Ronaldo [7] => great [8] => Soccer [9] => Player )
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