The following zip contains two files:
1. ajDbBackup.class
2. backup.php

ajDbBackup.class file contains the ajDbBackup class which can be used to backup the database. An example of usage is given in file backup.php .
To email backup create a php file in the same directory where ajDbBackup.class is kept with the following data:
<?php
include ‘./ajDbBackup.class’;
$backup = new ajDbBackup;
$backup->emailTo = “email@domain.tld”;
$backup->emailFrom = “emailTwo@domain.tld”;
$backup->host = “mysqlHost”;
$backup->user = “mysqlUser”;
$backup->password = “mysqlUserPassword”;
$backup->dbName = “mysqlDbNameToBeBacked”;
$backup->ajMail();
?>

Give execution and read/write permissions to the files. Just call the file you have created through any web browser.

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<?php
$username = “amanjain”;
$rssUrl = “http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/$username.rss”;
$rss = @file_get_contents($rssUrl);

if($rss)
{
$xml = @simplexml_load_string($rss);
if($xml !== false)
{
foreach($xml->channel->item as $tweet)
{
echo $tweet->pubDate.”\n”;
echo substr($tweet->description,10).”\n\n”;
}
}
else
{
echo “Error: RSS file not valid!”;
}
}
else
{
echo “Error: RSS file not found, dude. Username invalid or requires authentication”;
}
?>

Find the script live here: http://blog.amanjain.com/twitter

You can download the script here. To use the script type:
http://scriptLocation/scriptName.ext?url=domainName.ext

Note:

A: pagerank is given on a scale of 10.
B: If you get no output then your page is not ranked by Google yet.
C: Zero (0), can be your pagerank.
D: I have no idea, if this is legal to extract this data through automated scripts. Please do not blame me if in case you face a problem.

Here’s it:

$fileURL = “./fileName.xml”;  //Specify the path(or Link of the xml file. )
$string = file_get_contents($fileURL);  //This will load the wole content of xml file into the variable.
$xml = simplexml_load_string($string);  //simplexml_load_string, loads the data inform of an object or returns false if there is a problem in xml

if($xml !== false) //checks weather xml was sucessfully loaded
{

//now suppose we want to list down all the attributes of tag FIRST ModulePrefs tag i.e <ModulePrefs …. ></…>
foreach($xml->ModulePrefs[0]->attributes() as $a => $b)  \\ [0] means the first ModulePrefs tag
{
echo $a = $b \\here $a is the attribute and $b is the value.
}
}

Easy isn’t it?