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Am a member of IT team. Each group of people in my company have their own webpage. somebody is using google sites. 2 websites were not found from this morning. I need to find out one website hosting location. Website URL is something like https://www.mycompanywebsite/groupweb. I checked all the codes in company website (It's developed using PHP MySql), but these 2 groups names or files not found in the codes. Any guess or comments from anybody??
Do a whois lookup. I usually just go to http://who.is and do a search on the URL. The whois lookup will give you a list of information about that domain. Often looking at the nameservers will help. You might need to search the name servers on google (or other search engine) to find out who owns them.
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I had searched by google and this forum-search and I didnt get any about this so I propose a new topic: WordPress with the ability to fight with Ad-Blocker.
I am not an IT guy (subsea engineer) but I am having website with about 100 - 200 unique visitor/day now (according to adsense) as hobby (1%-4% using ad-blocker - I am lucky to have these ~97% my visitors).
I just learn that ad-block users are about 300 mil and it is a huge problem to big publisher (they earn money from ads). Ad-blocker using bandwith, upload data to their server and some (one of them - I expect more of them) sell the data as anons.
In accordance to the above idea,
I have a question as a-non IT guys, is there a way to make WordPress to tackle ad-blocker (auto)?
It may be a way to disarm ad-blocker. My website is like my home/house. You/Visitors can visit but please consider the owner.
No from what I can tell, it keeps a list of servers which are used to serve advertisements. Whenever you visit any website, the web browser has to fetch the components from the various servers. Adblock simply blocks the connections to any item on its list of ad servers, thus blocking all or most ads. The list of servers has to be updated ever so often which it does in the backend.
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I have a list of 10,000+ keywords, specifically company names (ie: Best Buy, General Electric, etc.). I want to find relevant websites for all or most of these names, systematically.
How would I be able to go about this?
I'm thinking it'd be possible to copy from the list, paste to google, copy first website then paste on another list.
You should use Google's Web Search Results API.
Getting the basic hello world up.
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I'm looking at building a website which shows local properties (UK Towns), the main aspect is getting an idea on how to automatically populate the website via the independent estate agents websites.
I.E how does Rightmove automatically populate its listings?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Rightmove doesn't 'automatically' populate its listings. Agents upload their properties to Rightmove in one of two ways:
1) Directly - using the agent website, RMPlus
2) Using the Rightmove ADF
The ADF uses feeds provided by - surprise surprise - feed providers!! The biggest feed that Rightmove handle is from Vebra. I think the files are in .blm format.
Disclaimer: I used to work for Rightmove in a technical capacity. I left in 2012 so things may have changed, but I doubt it.
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I am implementing GeoTargeting in my website to show different content based on whether traffic is from US or NON US.
I have every thing set up the way it should be. Now I want to test and see if its working for NON US traffic.
How can I do that. I would like to also test features of the website when I am testing for NON US traffic.
Two professional solutions:
Geosurf
GeoEdge
Both offer a toolbar as plugins for some browsers where you can "simulate" (aka proxy).
You need some sort of geolocation database to test against. Here's one: http://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/legacy/geolite/
From there, it wouldn't be too hard to figure out where users are coming from... though it will never be 100% accurate.
There's also the HTML5 geolocation: http://html5demos.com/geo - but users have to explicitly allow location reporting... and it doesn't work all the time, either, even if they accept.
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I am pretty new to web development and I want to create a search system on my webpage, but I dont have any idea how to?
This search system must be able to search everything that is displayed on the webpage.
Please help me.
Use Google Site Search:
http://www.google.com/sitesearch/
That's the easiest way. There are other ways (Lucene, Solr, etc) but for most applications -- especially if you're just starting out -- Google Site Search is more than enough.
You can try Zend_Search_Lucene. It's a port of the well-regarded Apache Lucene search system.
you can use strpos
http://fr.php.net/manual/en/function.strpos.php