beetraham writes:  

Ladies and Gentlemen - fasten your seatbelts, we're about to Query Search Engines with our PHP-Nuke's having *file cache* in our tanks.

When to apply this PHP-Nuke dedicated package? To put it in short - whenever your wish is to reach out and grab one or more of the potentially available benefits;

* to follow-up SITE related Search Engine Total Page Count Statuses on regular basis, ie. SE Coverage
* to monitor interesting Threads/Subject, retrievable by performed SE Queries
* to monitor Competitor's/Customer's SE Total Page Indexing Statuses/Tendencies

Included META WORDS : "site:"; "url:"; "link:"; "related:"; "title:"; "intitle"; "hostname"; just to mention a few SE specfics.

PHP-Nuke : *Easy Serch Engine Query [eC-SE-Query] : PHP-Nuke DEMO MODULE

Package included preconfigured SEARCH ENGINES and Total Number of Unique Queries/Features:

- ALLTHEWEB [(4) pcs of unique SE Queries]
- ALTAVISTA [(4) pcs of unique SE Queries]
- AOL [(4) pcs of unique SE Queries]
- GOOGLE [(7) pcs of unique SE Queries][MULTI_REGIONAL INSTRUCTIONS ADDED!]
- YAHOO [(5) pcs of unique SE Queries]

Download : http://www.ec-clan.org/downloads.html
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GeekyGuy writes:  

Raven's web site reached a great milestone today. At approximately 3:58 PM EDT, on Friday, 8 October 2004, the Hit counter clicked over to 2,000,000. Please join with us as we celebrate this great accomplishment, and congratulate Raven. Lets all work together and help Raven reach his October goal, so we can continue to reach milestones like this. Congratulations Raven, and thank you for providing so much for all of us. And thanks go to you, all of you, each and every one of you, because with out you, there would be no need for Raven, Bob Marion, Chatserv, Sixonetonoffun, and everyone else to do all they do to help all of us.

Typical IT Project

Student Suspended Over Suspected Use of PHP

For further enjoyment, go to PHP Funnies

I've been reading up on HTTP protocol in a book called HTTP Essentials, written by Stephen Thomas (cofounder and Chief Technical Officer for TransNexus, a leading provider of Internet e-commerce solutions) and published by Wiley Computer Publishing. With chunked transfer encoding, the server is supposed to divide the message body into one or more chunks and then sends these chunks on right after the other, thereby the web client can start receiving and displaying them sooner. I have modifed this site to use this encoding and would like some feedback as to whether or not it seems to be loading faster for you. Please navigate around the site and vote your results in the poll at Content-Transfer-Encoding.

One of the features that will be added (eventually) will be the ability to exclude IP's from danger. I need this right now as search engines (the safe ones) sometimes get banned because they try to index a post that gets filtered. GoogleBot gets offended when you slap him :lol: so I have a simple way to protect any IP range which I want. See Protect IP Ranges in NukeSentinel (manually) in the Forums.

Paul Hudson, who writes for Linux Format has published his book Practical PHP Programming online. That's right - Learn and advance your PHP skills at no cost! He goes from the absolute basics all the way to writing extensions. You NEED this Free Book!!