<?php
    // test.php
    // A simple way to check positions for a given domain, for given
    //keywords at Google.com.  Uses the googleAPI to make things easier
    // This application is free for non-commercial use under the GPL
    // Please keep this copyright and header intact.
    // (c) 2003 John Cokos, JimWorld.com
    

    // This pulls in the SOAP_Google Class file 
   //require_once 'google.php';
 
    // For Clarity, let's use real variable names //
    $terms = $_POST[keyword];
    $domain = $_POST[domain];

    // Draw a very simple form //
    echo "
       <table> 
       <tr><td>
        <form action='test.php' method='post'>
          Keyword / Phrase: <input name='keyword' size='50' value='$terms' />
          <br />
          Domain to Check: <input name='domain' size='50' value='$domain' />
          <br />         
          <center><input type='submit' /></center>
        </form>
       </td></tr>
       </table>
       <hr />
    ";

    // If the form has been filled out .... get to work.
    if ( $terms && $domain ) { 

        // Create a new oject using the SOAP_Google Class.  All you need to
        // Do is give it your googleAPI license key

        $google = new SOAP_Google('YOUR-GOOGLE-LICENSE-KEY');

        // Use that Google object to run a search.  In this example, we simply
        // pass along the search terms, and ask for the first 10 results.  You 
        // can also specify a higher number of results, where to start from, 
        // turn on safe searching, etc.  For our purposes, we just want the
        // basic top 10 results.
        $result = $google->search(
          array(
            'query' => $term,
            'maxResults' => 10
          )
        );

        // Now, the results of searching Google are in an object called
"$result"
        // This is actually an array of objects, that we can iterate through
        // to do what we want
 
        // Make sure that we actually got results //
        if (false !== $result) {

            // Tell the user what we have done //
            echo "Checked: <b>$domain</b> for <b>$term</b> .... <br /><br />";
            // What we're going to be doing is reporting the position of our
           //domain

            // For the given search term, so first, we make sure that we're
            //starting
            // at "0", so that the counter works right.
            $position = 0;

            // Now, Iterate through the result set.  Each "$listing" is a PHP
            //Object
            // that contains the data for the current search result in the list
            foreach ( $result->resultElements as $listing ) { 

                // Increase the position Counter
                $position++;

               // If the domain we asked to check ($domain) is contained     
               //within the URL of the current search result, we have a match, 
               //so let's display it on screen just like a Google result.  Note 
               //that for the purposes of what we're doing, we really don't 
               //need to display the listing, just report the position, but I 
               //wanted you to see how to manipulate the results.

                // Note that this will show you every match of the domain that
                //it finds so that you can see if you appear multiple times.

                if ( eregi( $domain, $url ) ) { 

                    // Create some logical variable names //
                    $title = $listing->title;
                    $snippet = $listing->snippet;
                    $description = $listing->summary;
                    $url = $listing->URL;
 
                    // Dump it out just like a listing //
                    echo "
                       <div style='font-family:verdana,arial; font-size:.8em'>
                       <blockquote>
                       <b>Position: $position</b><br /><br />
                       <a href='$url'>$title</a><br />
                       $snippet</br />
                       <span style='color:#708090'>Description:</span>
                       $description<br />
                       <span style='color:green'><i>$url</i></span>
                       </div>
                       </blockquote>
                       <hr />
                    ";
                    $found = 1;                    
                }
            }

            // If we did not appear in the top 10, report it.
            if ( ! $found ) { echo "Not found in first 10 positions"; }
        } 

        // This will return a simple error message if we got nothing back
        //from Google
        else {
          echo 'Query failed.';
        }
    }

    // This will show if the form was not filled out //
    else { echo "Please fill in the form above completely"; }

?>