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You can search through books,
Job Search is a Perl script
As the name implies this
Most major search engines
computers, and more! Your
that will seek out any type
script grabs any number of
take into consideration how
visitor stays on your site
of job a person needs from 5
keywords, relative to the
many sites have links to
right up until they pay at
of the top job sites on the
keyword you supply, straight
your site in order to give
Amazon.com The engine is
net. Easy to install, use
out of AltaVista. This helps
it a rating. The more sites
template driven and very
and update the Job Search is
greatly add to your existing
that have links to you, the
easy to use.
a useful tool for any job or
keyword files.
higher your rank and
business related site. This
position in the search
script is fast and results
engines. You can use our
can be sorted by many
free link popularity
criteria.
checker, LinkTest V1.0 to do
a semi-automatic check of
your link popularity in the
major engines. We have left
some of the work up to you,
so that means that you will
have to use your browser's
back button to do a new
search using the other
engines.
Date: Jan, 02 2005 Date: Jul, 16 2002 Date: Aug, 28 2003 Date: May, 14 2006 |
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This is a free script written
This set of scripts allows
Search Outsmarted.com’s
Searchtower.com that are
in Perl which allows you to
the website adminstrator to
product database of over 1.3
generated by a list of
search the Google and
implement a very capable
million shopping items with
keywords. Search form
customize the search results
auction search function on
backup data provided from
directly queries
via html templates.
their site. Some of its
two Meta search engines just
Searchtower.com and posts
current features include:
in case it doesn’t find any
the results on your site.
Search by Keyword or Phrase,
results. Customizable format.
Easy to seamlessly integrate
Search Title, Search Title
into your current design.
and Description, Order by
Requires LWP. SSI
Title (ascending), Order by
recommended.
Title (descending), Order by
Ending First, Order by New
Listings First, Order by
Least Bids, Order by Most
Bids, Order by Highest Price
First, and Order by Lowest
Price First.
Date: Oct, 13 2004 Date: Aug, 05 2002 Date: Sep, 18 2000 Date: May, 28 2002 |