Bro you got your PM box full...
I PM-ed you like an hour ago.. but I think you didn't receive it... so here we go again:
I can to do this job for you but first I need to see your page/code.
I'll do it in exchange for something else, not money necessarily, what can you offer me? design, blasts...
My code only is part (the important part), of the script your gonna need to accomplish this.
I can't post you the complete code since I normally would get paid to do this you know..
The method I have given you is completely automated, no manual work needed. And trust me, automated is Almost...
OK, next thing you can try when you don't get a referer URL is, you could check for cookies.
For example, if you search on Google "searchkeyword" and click on a link, G stores your search in a cookie in this format:
Now you could extract the "utmctr" parameter which is "searchkeyword"
If...
You kneed the code I gave you for what your trying to achieve.
It's pretty simple script actually, just copy this in a blank .php file and replace [dot] with "." in the variable $url_to_load, this is because I cant post any links in my comments. If you look closely, the url is the same as this...
OK maybe this method...
If you've got the url from where your visitor comes, you can load the html as plain text via PHP (file_get_contents) and get contents of the "title" tag?
You could use the same code as before with a slight modification:
You could also check the page's meta description...
One way would be checking the ref. URL for the query string..
For example a search in google for "loose weight fast" and clicking on a link will give you this referer:
You could use the part from "q=" to the following "&" sign, the php for that would be:
If this helped you Rep +1 and thanks...
Mars your welcome bro. There are some tips I want to give you:
1: Don't Ever give up! There is a nice thread here called "BlackHat Sucess: Never give up!" read that and also a comment about Edison saying "I never failed, it's just that making the light bulb was a 99-step process." Keep that in...
Any type of cloaking is easy to detect, some easier than others, but sooner or later they'll find out anyway.
If your were a BHatter you would know this by now.
As I said in the OP, you should also clock server-side.
Here's a little script to help newbies with detecting what type of visitor they are having.
Detect Googlebot:
var isGoogle = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf('googlebot') > 0;
Detect Android:
var isAndroid = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf('android') > 0;
Detect iPhone...
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