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Pepino (http://www.pepilog.de/) wrote:
Pepino (http://www.pepilog.de/) wrote:
Sorry, i wrote my answer before i looked at GoogleHilite.
Keith (http://www.keithdevens.com/) wrote:
Wow, that's pretty cool, though I wasn't thinking of creating something like that. I just wanted to make searched-for words highlighted on a page like how the Google cache does it.
I also want to give myself a nicer view of my referrers. Right now in my referrer listing script it turns referrers from Google into things that look like:
www.google.com
Search: "rube goldberg" honda - 2
but for other search engines I still get stuff like:
search.netscape.com
/nscp_results.adp?start=41&first=40&nav=next
&query=devens prison&source=NSCPNextPrev - 1
I wrapped that intentionally so it doesn't stretch out my layout
but it's all one line on my referrer page.
I downloaded the source, and maybe I can take a look at how it munges URLs from all the search engines it understands.
Pepino (http://www.pepilog.de/) wrote:
I think i found what you're looking for: http://www.scriptygoddess.com/archives/003274.php
James (http://www.ordinary-life.net) wrote:
How about MT-refsearch as a starting point. Sounds like it's the perl/mt equivalent.
http://eliot.landrum.cx/archives/2002/12/12/07_the_wonderwhammy_release.php
Keith (http://www.keithdevens.com/) wrote:
Pepino, that's a pretty intense function, and it's just about exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot.
James, that's basically what Pepino linked to, but thank you too 
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