CMS Detector: Detect software used by a site analsying its HTML
ReTweet Author |
 |
|
Innovation award Nominee: 1x | |||||||||||||||||||
This class can detect software used by a site analysing its HTML.
It takes as input the HTML of a given page and checks if certain HTML tags are present in the page, which usually are associated to certain Web applications.
The class returns the list of known applications that seem to be used in the site, as well the URLs of those applications.
It takes as input the HTML of a given page and checks if certain HTML tags are present in the page, which usually are associated to certain Web applications.
The class returns the list of known applications that seem to be used in the site, as well the URLs of those applications.
Details
{startverticalbanner}
What's this class? - This class can be used to detect the recognized web applications installed on a website. License: This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. Structure: Class name: CMS_Detector Methods: (All methods are static) 1- process - parameters: (string $page_source) returns an array of detected web applications in the page source 2- appToURL - Parameters: (string $Name) returns the official website of the web application |
| Classes of Hamed Afshar | > | CMS Detector | > |  Download .zip .tar.gz |
> |  Support forum (7) |
> |  Blog |
> |   Latest changes |
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
| Groups |  User ratings |
Applications |  Files |
| Groups |
 HTML |
HTML generation and processing | View top rated classes |
| PHP 5 |
Classes using PHP 5 specific features | View top rated classes |
| Content management |
Components and tools to manage content | View top rated classes |
| Innovation Award |
 May 2011 Number 2 Prize: One copy of DWebPro Standard License |
Nowadays many sites are built using common content management systems like Joomla, Drupal, Wordpress, etc.. This class can analyze the contents of a site and detect signals that may hint that the site uses a certain content management system. Manuel Lemos |
| User ratings |
| Ratings | Utility | Consistency | Documentation | Examples | Tests | Videos | Overall | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All time: | Good (90%) | Good (81%) | Good (81%) | Good (84%) | - | - | Sufficient (70%) | 374 |
| Month: | Not yet rated by the users | |||||||
| Applications that use this package |
No pages of applications that use this class were specified.
If you know an application of this package, send a message to the author to add a link here.
| Files |
| File | Role | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CMS_Detector.class.php |
Class | Main class |
 index.php |
Example | An example usage of the class |
| README |
Doc. | Readme |
 Install with Composer - Download all files: cms-detector.tar.gz cms-detector.zipNOTICE: if you are using a download manager program like 'GetRight', please Login before trying to download this archive.
|
