Pinging when user visit blog
- Thread starter kobalt2
- Start date
you could easily hack the script here:
remove the first section that submits the site to the url..
then just have a list of urls to ping, on each call increment the list entry (you'll need to save this to a file etc) and ping that url
then modify your template to call this script per visit
why not just use a cron job? and sequence through your list
Si
Code:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/member-downloads/165783-get-indexing-backlinking-script-3000-backlinks.htmlremove the first section that submits the site to the url..
then just have a list of urls to ping, on each call increment the list entry (you'll need to save this to a file etc) and ping that url
then modify your template to call this script per visit
why not just use a cron job? and sequence through your list
Si
ok, I've made a version for you.
php code download (978 bytes):
VT: Clean
there is a list or urls in there in a file called pinger_urls.txt
I've set them with and without www. and http:// to test
you can use longer file paths too.
to use this with WP, simply do this:
1. download and unpack pinger.rar on your machine
2. exit pinger_urls.txt to hold your url list
3. upload pinger.php and pinger_urls.txt to your website, i put it in the main root folder, so http://yoursite.com/
you can now test that all is good.
simply visit
you will see nothing on the screen, this is normal, it returns nothing as it's meant to be called from inside other pages
if you look in the folder where you put the files, you should now see pinger_urlcounter.txt has been made
Everytime you call the pinger.php the number in this file will increase, up to the url count in your pinger_urls.txt file, then back to 0
everytime you call pinger.php it pings a website from your url list in the background.
Now to make it work in WP:
I tested it by calling it from the footer file, but you could use any - for example only on certain posts or the main page etc
- go to your WP dashboard.
- then Appearance
- Editor
- now select the file to locate it in - I used footer.php in my test
- now in the top of the file AFTER the <?php insert this
Dont forget to change the url to where you placed pinger.php file !!
- then click the Update File button
thats it.. done
everytime a page is visited, the pinger.php is called, you can monitor this by watching the count change in the pinger_urlcounter.txt file
you don't need to ftp etc for that, just call it from the browser:
enjoy..
Si
php code download (978 bytes):
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?1brnmhb544qfodc
Code:
http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/report.html?id=1dd7f7bc4b94b614efce97718a97f4391de082eebc2914b52c1f25327d8f97e5-1304450429
Code:
http://www.google.com
http://www.ebay.com
http://www.yahoo.com
http://bbc.co.uk
hotmail.com
godaddy.com
bing.com
http://www.microcosft.comyou can use longer file paths too.
to use this with WP, simply do this:
1. download and unpack pinger.rar on your machine
2. exit pinger_urls.txt to hold your url list
3. upload pinger.php and pinger_urls.txt to your website, i put it in the main root folder, so http://yoursite.com/
you can now test that all is good.
simply visit
Code:
http://www.yoursite.com/pinger.phpif you look in the folder where you put the files, you should now see pinger_urlcounter.txt has been made
Everytime you call the pinger.php the number in this file will increase, up to the url count in your pinger_urls.txt file, then back to 0
everytime you call pinger.php it pings a website from your url list in the background.
Now to make it work in WP:
I tested it by calling it from the footer file, but you could use any - for example only on certain posts or the main page etc
- go to your WP dashboard.
- then Appearance
- Editor
- now select the file to locate it in - I used footer.php in my test
- now in the top of the file AFTER the <?php insert this
Code:
require_once("http://www.yoursite.com/pinger.php");- then click the Update File button
thats it.. done
everytime a page is visited, the pinger.php is called, you can monitor this by watching the count change in the pinger_urlcounter.txt file
you don't need to ftp etc for that, just call it from the browser:
Code:
http://yoursite.com/pinger_urlcounter.txtSi
Thanks a lot!!!
Any tips how to replace hosting IP to visitor IP
I'm probably misunderstanding this, but if the page/URL is pinged via the same IP everytime, won't the IP be temp blocked?
I assumed the reason for all this would be so that the URL is being pinged from lots of different locations (IP addresses) and therefore will be seen to be more popular by Google?
Like I say, I'm sure I'm missing something here.
the pinger script uses ping-o-matic.
That has in-built over-pinging protection, if you call it for the same url too fast, it tells you to slow down.
it all really depends on the size of your url list and visitor frequency.
- say you have 1000 urls and get 1000 visitors a day, then each url will only get pinged once that day.
- say you have 10 urls and 1000 visitors a day, each link will get pinged 100 times that day
and so on.
the script could be changed to only allow the entire list to be pinged once per day, many things could be done - only call it from main index page, use cookies to ping once per visitor (that visit, that day, that month etc)
the above script was just a quick throw together solution, not in any way developed to be the perfect answer.
I'll take a look later at using the visitors IP addy in the ping request.
I might even make it as a plug-in, always fancied making one...
Si
That has in-built over-pinging protection, if you call it for the same url too fast, it tells you to slow down.
it all really depends on the size of your url list and visitor frequency.
- say you have 1000 urls and get 1000 visitors a day, then each url will only get pinged once that day.
- say you have 10 urls and 1000 visitors a day, each link will get pinged 100 times that day
and so on.
the script could be changed to only allow the entire list to be pinged once per day, many things could be done - only call it from main index page, use cookies to ping once per visitor (that visit, that day, that month etc)
the above script was just a quick throw together solution, not in any way developed to be the perfect answer.
I'll take a look later at using the visitors IP addy in the ping request.
I might even make it as a plug-in, always fancied making one...
Si
bibirisca
Junior Member
- Dec 10, 2010
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I would like to know that too.
But that is not what the OP asked about, please see the opening post.
This is pinging a url from a list, nothing to do with the WP that is hosting it. - the visitor to the WP site just triggers the ping process, thats it, nothing more to do with WP, its settings or content
Which is why I asked - is there any benefit of a URL being pinged more than once? If so; why? It's from the same IP (hence why the OP asked if it's possible to change the host IP to the visitor IP) and to the same destination.
zaccolbert
Newbie
- Sep 14, 2011
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Nice one! Been looking for some ping code like this for a while
Hi,
You're in luck, I have the file at hand...
Download:
VT: Clean (same as one above - same file)
Enjoy,
Si
You're in luck, I have the file at hand...
Download:
Code:
http://www.multiupload.com/5A3S0FMTHEVT: Clean (same as one above - same file)
Code:
http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/report.html?id=1dd7f7bc4b94b614efce97718a97f4391de082eebc2914b52c1f25327d8f97e5-1304450429Enjoy,
Si