I have just released the first version (after testing) of my new page tools. Named Pagex, these 2 php include files will provide a quick and easy bolt on solution for page related tasks. It allows you to do the following all from 1 single administration file. Best of all its free under GNU and is absolutely easy to install!

• Control SEO - Control all meta tags, titles and monitor page rank for all your pages from one place!
• Monitor pages - load times, page rank, turn them on and off for maintenace
• Basic in built CMS - Pagex has the in built ability to feed simple repetitive data across many pages (menus, headers etc.)
• Referrers, Referrer Logging - Don’t bother with log files - watch your referrers in real time, with PR rank, search query highlighting + more.
• Free under GNU license
• Runs on Mysql/PHP

Click here to download Pagex / Click here to view more details on Pagex

The following is an excerpt from my Pagex Page: 

Pagex - is a simple, bolt on tool that you can use to monitor your pages, feed them data, turn pages off for maintenance, analyse your referrers, page load times and customise all meta data for each page from one simple menu. All this built into 2 php files and made mind bogglingly easy for everyone from the SEO expert to the beginner web developer!

Converting a unix timestamp into ISO 8601 is easy in php version 5+. Its just date(”c”,$date)  or whatever. But for all the people that don’t yet have php 5 installed, heres how I got php to convert a unix timestamp into ISO 8601:

 Note:

• in this example I am using it to provide an ISO 8601 timestamp for when the file ‘test.php’ was last modified!
• Also the last bit ‘+00:00′ isn’t dynamic - you should modify this to your timezone (no easy date function for this pre php5 so just set it and leave it!

$last_modified = filemtime(”test.php”);
$iso_8601_lastmod = date(”Y-m-d\TH:i:s+00:00″, $last_modified);