CHAPTER 5
Content Management
When developing web projects, there are certain content management processes that are so common it can save you a great deal of programming to have readymade recipes available. Some examples include converting relative to absolute URLs, checking for broken links, tracking web visitors, and more.
This chapter explores 10 of these types of functions that you can add to your toolbox, and explains how they work so you can further tailor them to your own requirements. Along the way, it covers parsing URLs, extracting information from web pages (even on other servers), reading the contents of local files and directories, ...
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