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osFaq is a dynamic FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) module which can be quickly modified to suit a range of website systems. See the osFaq website for more information.
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Sphider Community Version
Added features from the community forums
This is an edited Version 1.3.5 of Sphider. Released under the GPLv3 Sphider 1.3.5 is required first. This package ONLY updates the original install of Sphider which can be found here. http://www.sphider.eu/download.php #What got me to work on this ? http://www.sphider.eu/forum/read.php?3,6156 "thanks, inmotion" Sphider-CV allows you to index using ".sh" scripts, but also retains the default features. This version does not work on WINDOWS servers due to it needing to run .sh... -
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BUSTED! Do not use! Batch submit URLS to Google's URL removal tool. Sorry! Google changed the interface I was automating and I haven't had time to fix this script to match.
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It is a set of Java classes allowing web server designers to - use their prefered scripting langage to build dynamic pages, as with JSP for Java - call directly script functions available on the server as URL - submit portions of script code in forms
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Castor : submit spider
submit an url on multiple search engines
Castor is a php tool for webmaster to submit an url on multiple search engines or repositories through a web interface.
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