Scripts

One of the challenges facing the modern web designer is to create sites that appear fresh and new every time a visitor shows up.

by SiteArticles.com

In the long-gone days of the early Internet, having a form on the website was tantamount to dabbling with "cutting-edge" technologies. Intricate Perl scripts and esoteric CGI scripts were required to process those forms and people used to suffer bouts of cold sweat whenever there manifested a need to use web forms. To create a form-handling script used to be in the realms of MCAs and computer engineers. No longer is it so. The Internet these days is replete with all sorts of form handling scripts, and wherever you choose to host your website, or for that matter even a web page, you can easily deploy a form handling script and start interacting with your visitors.

by Michael Kashirin

Article describes how to create a web page that can be viewed by users, who disabled JavaScript support or whose web browser does not support it.

(WebmastersLookup)

On ThreadWatch yesterday there was a thread about rank checkers, and I couldn't believe that some SEOs don't use them. We use our own heavy duty mega serp scraper to fully analyse any industry we are working in.

From Mike Nott: Glenn over at SSEO asked for a script to do mass whois lookups.

From Mike Nott: For crawling in PHP I have always used the fantastic cURL.