API Practice: Write an auto-answer Web page with the Turing man API

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Today, I made a simple real-time answer program with the Turing's Open API:)

robot.php:

<?phperror_reporting (0); $INFO =$_get[' INFO '];if (! $INFO) $INFO = "hello!"; $apiKey = "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"; Your appkey$apiurl= "http://www.tuling123.com/openapi/api?key= $apiKey &info= $INFO";//appkey address $cmd=file_get_ Contents ($apiURL);//echo $cmd. " <br> ";//output JSON format information (not in this instance) $tmp =json_decode ($cmd, 1), if ($tmp [code][0]!=" 4 ")//JSON decoding if there is no error (the return code starts with 4), The text message  {    Print_r ($tmp [text]) is displayed;  } else  {    echo "Error!error code is: $tmp [code]!];  }?>

Demo.html

<form> say:<input type= "text" id= "Robot" onkeyup= "Showhint (this.value)"/> Triggers an event to send an AJAX request when the keyboard strikes &LT;/FORM&G T;<p>ans: <span id= "Txthint" ></span></p> as Echo zone <script>var xmlhttpfunction Showhin    T (str) {if (str.length==0) {document.getElementById ("Txthint"). innerhtml= "";    Return } xmlhttp=getxmlhttpobject () if (xmlhttp==null) {alert ("Your browser does not support ajax!    ");    Return  } var url= "robot.php";  url=url+ "info=" +STR;  url=url+ "&sid=" +math.random ();  xmlhttp.onreadystatechange=statechanged;  Xmlhttp.open ("GET", url,true); Xmlhttp.send (null);} function statechanged () {if (xmlhttp.readystate==4) {document.getElementById ("Txthint"). innerhtml= Xmlhttp.responsetext;}}  function Getxmlhttpobject () {var xmlhttp=null;    try {//Firefox, Opera 8.0+, Safari xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest ();      } catch (E) {///Internet Explorer try {xmlhttp=new ActiveXObject ("msxml2.xmlhttp"); } catch (e) {     Xmlhttp=new ActiveXObject ("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"); }}return xmlHttp;} </script>

API Practice: Write an auto-answer Web page with the Turing man API