PHPDN Unified Search Engine!!!
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PHPDN Unified Search Engine!!!
Okay, this is really cool. It's in it's final Beta release.
http://use.devnetwork.net/
Check it out. As you can see, I went with the Googlish type style of search engine that we are all fond of. I am going to work up a couple more logos, and if anyone else has any suggestions, throw them our way.
Right now, the USE searches PHPDeveloper.org, PHPComplete.com, these forums, and EvilWalrus.com. More sites to come soon.
I also plan on adding the PHP Manual, MySQL manual, and whatever else we think is just plain "kewl".
Have fun.
http://use.devnetwork.net/
Check it out. As you can see, I went with the Googlish type style of search engine that we are all fond of. I am going to work up a couple more logos, and if anyone else has any suggestions, throw them our way.
Right now, the USE searches PHPDeveloper.org, PHPComplete.com, these forums, and EvilWalrus.com. More sites to come soon.
I also plan on adding the PHP Manual, MySQL manual, and whatever else we think is just plain "kewl".
Have fun.
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Sorry.. moved the topic to the appropriate forum.. also, *note to Jason*...
change the feed url to http://feeds.evilwalrus.com/services/se ... _keywords=
I'm organizing the site quite a bit to make it more accessible and easier to use with teh new features coming....
danke..
change the feed url to http://feeds.evilwalrus.com/services/se ... _keywords=
I'm organizing the site quite a bit to make it more accessible and easier to use with teh new features coming....
danke..
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Note to Jason:
http://use.evilwalrus.com
I update the query to accept 'news:(.*)' as an argument and it searches the corresponding arg...
All the below are valid searches:
news:
tutorial:
code:
forum:
if ya need the source, email me...
http://use.evilwalrus.com
I update the query to accept 'news:(.*)' as an argument and it searches the corresponding arg...
All the below are valid searches:
news:
tutorial:
code:
forum:
if ya need the source, email me...
