1:11 am, December 20, 2021
 

extract meta attributes with simple html dom

pass in the url as import_url and it will search for the meta keywords tag and echo the result.

PHP

$import_url = $_GET['import_url'];
require_once("lib/simple_html_dom.php");
$html = file_get_html( $import_url );
$meta_keywords = $html->find( "meta[name=keywords]" );
echo $meta_keywords;

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