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Andrey Burdin2012-06-19 16:59:17
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Andrey Burdin, 2012-06-19 16:59:17

Checking a group of links for the presence of the necessary words by a third-party service?

Tell me, can I automatically send all the links I have (let's say I have 20 links) to the search engine and check their content with it for the presence of the words I need? Is it possible?
I really hope you answer. Thanks a lot.

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taldy, 2012-06-19
@taldy

Your task is not fully understood (where links are formed, where the “necessary” words are searched: in a link, in a document by a link, in a search engine cache), and I personally have not come across this, but perhaps a bash script + cURL / Wget + grep will help you without a third party service.

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nooze, 2012-06-19
@nooze

I didn’t see a third-party service, but locally such software exists - you can feed it a list of url and the desired fragment - in response, it will say whether such text is present on these pages or not. I don't remember the name unfortunately

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Hungry_Hunter, 2012-06-20
@Hungry_Hunter

Look at this script sitechecker.ru/
It checks specific pages of any site for the presence of the desired line in the HTML code. It can be text, an external link, a DIV, a piece of JavaScript, an Iframe, etc.
Enter links, write the necessary text for each, hang it on cron and receive notifications if the text is missing somewhere.

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eskofen, 2012-06-19
@eskofen

but what about writing the solution yourself, for example, in python (or whatever will be closer to you) ??

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