Is there a way to search the PHP content body while it is being parsed by PHP for certain keywords, so I can include CSS and JS files based on the presence of those keywords before the page is being served?
If PHP would have a variable like $_CONTENT_BODY where it outputs the parsed page into, then I could search for keywords like in this example:
if(stripos($_CONTENT_BODY, 'usetinymce') !== false)) echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="http://a.host.com/js/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js"></script>';
You could use ob_start();
and $text = ob_get_contents();
. Just make sure that you process these properly, check out http://php.net/manual/en/book.outcontrol.php .
You can get the page itself and parse it.
<?php
if (!isset($_GET['doNotCallMeAgain']) || $_GET['doNotCallMeAgain'] !== 1) {
$urltothisfile = 'urltothefilehimself'+'?doNotCallMeAgain=1';
$result = file_get_contents ($urltothisfile); //in $result you will get your page as html and you can search in it
} ?>
You can assemble a Variable which you can search and output at the End.
$_CONTENT_BODY = 'here ';
$_CONTENT_BODY .= 'is some ';
$_CONTENT_BODY .= 'content.';
if(stripos($_CONTENT_BODY, 'some')){
// do whatever you like
}
You can include another php file and get the results with ob_start/ob_get_clean()
ob_start();
include 'myfile.php';
$_CONTENT_BODY = ob_get_clean();
But you will encounters some problems, like white pages on some php errors. It is better to build your app more logicaly instead of doing some dirty search & replace.
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