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[Bartholomew]

To get the letter code for a language, do a search on Google when ticking the language box and look in the URL string for hl=XX

The hl= parameter means "Hosts Language".

Nah, I think you're wrong. hl=fr doesn't mean Pages francophones. There's another parameter meta=lr%3Dlang_fr which control this.
Test it yourself.

Do you have any plans to release API for addons or allow integrate ustom captcha solvers?
Also is it possible to use things like allintitle in keywords? I know that it is possible with custom footprints, but what if I want to use it with default blog footprints?


Btw bought SB yesterday, it definitely worth 57 bucks. I'd say this price is too cheap. Spent today to make myself familiar with it.

 

[Sweetfunny]

By the way... will there be a fix for the link checker? I mean it makes no sense to check links when the result isnt trustworthy.
At the moment it seems it only checks if the domains that are checked for are in the link somewhere. Or you can check to check on the rootdomain only.

I don't understand, why does it need to be fixed if it's checking for exactly what you tell it?

Nah, I think you're wrong. hl=fr doesn't mean Pages francophones. There's another parameter meta=lr%3Dlang_fr which control this.
Test it yourself.

Do you have any plans to release API for addons or allow integrate ustom captcha solvers?
Also is it possible to use things like allintitle in keywords? I know that it is possible with custom footprints, but what if I want to use it with default blog footprints?

Btw bought SB yesterday, it definitely worth 57 bucks. I'd say this price is too cheap. Spent today to make myself familiar with it.

I will do some tests with francophones (sounds dangerous )

There is no plans for an Addon API at this stage, but which Captcha solver so you want to use? Also yes you can mix and match footprints, keywords and blog platforms:

 

[SebastianJu]

I don't understand, why does it need to be fixed if it's checking for exactly what you tell it?

I thought you have read it in the thread. I explained it twice.
It seems that the LinkChecker checks only if the domain that you want to check for is in a link.

For example you add:

domain.com

in the domain-list then it gives back a positive when on the pages to check there is a link like:

http://notmydom.com/index.php&id=domain.com
or
http://domain.com/subdirectory
or
http://notmydom.com/index.php?id=domain.com&lang=something

The same is when you add http:// before your domain.com because there are links out there that contains http:// and so on as a parameter. (Encoded but it is found)

So when checking for a link you normally dont want to search for a subdirectory because i have examples where this subdirectory even doesnt exist. So no linkjuice for you.

Because of that I would prefer a textfield where the user can add the end and beginning of a link.
When he wants to strictly only find the exact links he leaves the textfield at
^%domain%$
and when he wants to find all subdirectorylinks for "http://domain.com/mysubdir/" he can take the $ away and gets every subdirectory or link inside of "http://domain.com/mysubdir/" too.
But at the moment it seems to be the case that the searchstring is only
%domain%
which matches the appearance of the searched domain in every link where this string is in...

 

[lookyoung]

Hello Sweetfunny
II have problem with my scrapebox. Since 4 days ago, i can't open scrapebox rapid indexer addons. Every time i open it, nothing happen. Can you help me to solve this problem?
Thank You

 

[Bartholomew]

There is no plans for an Addon API at this stage, but which Captcha solver so you want to use?

I can write such solvers and break some easier captchas myself.
In SB I see it as a list of plugin dlls with one function. SB loads these plugins, calls the function in loop, array of bytes of captcha image and captcha url (to make it easier for dll to check if this captcha the one it is supposed to break) go into parameters. The function returns if the captcha was succesfully recognized, percent of confidence in result and string with captcha text. SB has a settings after which value of confidence it should accept the captcha successfully solved and break the loop for current captcha.

 

[gregstereo]

Hello Sweetfunny
II have problem with my scrapebox. Since 4 days ago, i can't open scrapebox rapid indexer addons. Every time i open it, nothing happen. Can you help me to solve this problem?
Thank You

Are you running the most recent version of sbox *and* the most recent version of each addon?

Do you have another instance of scrapebox open when you are trying to launch the rapid index addon? Or any other sbox addon open when you do so?

 

[hoot33]

Hello Sweetfunny
II have problem with my scrapebox. Since 4 days ago, i can't open scrapebox rapid indexer addons. Every time i open it, nothing happen. Can you help me to solve this problem?
Thank You

Uninstall Reinstall the addon????

 

[lookyoung]

@gregstereo: i just open my scrapebox once and i just use 1 addons (scrapebox rapid indexer) only, i use the most recent version for both.
@hott33: already done it, but get the same result.
Thank You for the reply

 

[Sweetfunny]

I thought you have read it in the thread. I explained it twice.
It seems that the LinkChecker checks only if the domain that you want to check for is in a link.

For example you add:

domain.com

in the domain-list then it gives back a positive when on the pages to check there is a link like:

http://notmydom.com/index.php&id=domain.com
or
http://domain.com/subdirectory
or
http://notmydom.com/index.php?id=domain.com&lang=something

The same is when you add http:// before your domain.com because there are links out there that contains http:// and so on as a parameter. (Encoded but it is found)

So when checking for a link you normally dont want to search for a subdirectory because i have examples where this subdirectory even doesnt exist. So no linkjuice for you.

So you are telling ScrapeBox to check for this string of characters domain.com and because the characters domain.com exist on the page it marks it as found. That is correct, to say that string wasn't found would be wrong wouldn't it? There's no error, it's doing exactly what you told it correct?

If you are wanting it to check for a hyperlink, why don't you tell it to look for the string href="http://domain.com then? You can even use it to look for plain text on a page, you have 100% control over every single character. To "fix" it like you say would mean adding extraneous href data to peoples input which would destroy some very cool things it can be used for.

For example i've used it to scan a list of domains for someones Adsense Pub-ID to find all the sites they own on a server as one example... Say no more?

 

[blackbirdtrail]

This is my first post in BHW. I just ordered scrapbox. It looks incredible. This is a great thread on it. I'm sure I will be back to read more and ask some questions. I am also looking into xrumer....for linkbuilding.

blackbird

 

[SebastianJu]

So you are telling ScrapeBox to check for this string of characters domain.com and because the characters domain.com exist on the page it marks it as found. That is correct, to say that string wasn't found would be wrong wouldn't it? There's no error, it's doing exactly what you told it correct?

If you are wanting it to check for a hyperlink, why don't you tell it to look for the string href="http://domain.com then? You can even use it to look for plain text on a page, you have 100% control over every single character. To "fix" it like you say would mean adding extraneous href data to peoples input which would destroy some very cool things it can be used for.

For example i've used it to scan a list of domains for someones Adsense Pub-ID to find all the sites they own on a server as one example... Say no more?

That sounds interesting. So you really check the whole sourcecode. I thought you first extract all links and use then regular expression on it.
Can we use regular expression for the searchstring? I mean its not sure that there arent blank spaces in your example on the targetpage. At a minimum I could use

="http://domain.com"

as the searchstring but when the webmaster wrote it like
= "..." it wouldnt be recognized. Regular Expressions would be real nice because they are really useful for stringcomparisions in general.

 

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Bulk Fake PageRank Checker Addon

The addon will detect if a list of domains have Fake Pagerank, this happens a lot with TDNAM domains so this addon is useful to use in conjunction with that addon before you go buying that PR7 you think you scored for $5.

Genius like.

So you are telling ScrapeBox to check for this string of characters domain.com and because the characters domain.com exist on the page it marks it as found. That is correct, to say that string wasn't found would be wrong wouldn't it? There's no error, it's doing exactly what you told it correct?

If you are wanting it to check for a hyperlink, why don't you tell it to look for the string href="http://domain.com then? You can even use it to look for plain text on a page, you have 100% control over every single character. To "fix" it like you say would mean adding extraneous href data to peoples input which would destroy some very cool things it can be used for.

For example i've used it to scan a list of domains for someones Adsense Pub-ID to find all the sites they own on a server as one example... Say no more?

Even more ingenious!
THX sweetfunny - SB is the best investment i've ever made! Let's see, if my 11% greek bonds will be payed ^^ ;-).

 

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= "..." it wouldnt be recognized. Regular Expressions would be real nice because they are really useful for stringcomparisions in general.

You think about, if the webmaster is using redirections, not direct links. But thats a problem with a huge rat's tail, cause then you have also to check if its 302 or 301 and so on.

The Link checker in his current form is very good, but even no gofer.

 

[SebastianJu]

You think about, if the webmaster is using redirections, not direct links. But thats a problem with a huge rat's tail, cause then you have also to check if its 302 or 301 and so on.

The Link checker in his current form is very good, but even no gofer.

But redirections shouldnt match this pattern. The metatag for refreshing to another site contains the = inside of the quotes. And a redirect with .htaccess or php couldnt even be noticed by SB because SB would get served the targetpage.
I mean the normal writing would be href="Link" but there can be a lot variations. So with a normal string you mostly cant create a string for each possibility but with a regular expression you simply could place a sign for a space together with a sign that says that this space can be there zero or more times and you have all occurences of zero to x spaces matched.

 

[youngguy]

The Link Checker is good enough for me. No need to change anything.

99% use this structure:

="http://domain.com

I will ignore another 1%

 

[tami6699]

The Pagerankfakecheck is very nice, but i didn't understand why you trim the urls to the root...

 

[Sweetfunny]

Can we use regular expression for the searchstring? I mean its not sure that there arent blank spaces in your example on the targetpage. At a minimum I could use as the searchstring but when the webmaster wrote it like
= "..." it wouldnt be recognized. Regular Expressions would be real nice because they are really useful for stringcomparisions in general.

No, starting to put regex type variables in it would just wind up with people inadvertently triggering regex matches due to character combos in URL's etc and getting wrong results and saying the link checker is broken.

The Pagerankfakecheck is very nice, but i didn't understand why you trim the urls to the root...

The primary use is scanning domains from the TDNAM Closeout scraper, but also domains get fake PR due to being redirected to another domain so checking on a domain level is fine. Rarely do you get fake PR on a page level, so the addon is a fake domain checker.

v1.14.19 Uploaded

Split duplicate domains feature.

Previously when you used "Remove Duplicate Domains" ScrapeBox would delete all duplicate domains. The new options allows you to split off the dupe domains and save them to a file, this way they are not wasted and can be used for another project or another day.

Also Blog Analyzer Addon can now split mixed lists and save them by blog type, plus also can split Captcha blogs in to their own list. This way you don't have to comment to 10k URL's with images enabled just because of a small percent contain Decaptcha. Now you can do a dedicated Decaptcha run.

Plus the Fake Pagerank Checker addon can export results to Excel file.

 

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v1.14.19 Uploaded

Split duplicate domains feature.

Previously when you used "Remove Duplicate Domains" ScrapeBox would delete all duplicate domains. The new options allows you to split off the dupe domains and save them to a file, this way they are not wasted and can be used for another project or another day.

Also Blog Analyzer Addon can now split mixed lists and save them by blog type, plus also can split Captcha blogs in to their own list. This way you don't have to comment to 10k URL's with images enabled just because of a small percent contain Decaptcha. Now you can do a dedicated Decaptcha run.

Sounds Great. My question is to the old "Remove Duplicate Domains" feature, does this simple keep the first URL of a domain and delete the others or does it randomly pick one?

 

[softtouch2009]

Sounds Great. My question is to the old "Remove Duplicate Domains" feature, does this simple keep the first URL of a domain and delete the others or does it randomly pick one?

It keeps the first one.

 

[kendra]

Sweetfunny I know it's early days for the Blog Analyzer at the moment - but it is a very helpful tool. Will you be adding the ability to export the other info along with the blogs? (Open, Spam Protection, etc)