I tried this and it doesn't seem to search the soruce code of people's websites as far as I can tell because it couldn't even pick up popular snippets of code from peoples sites.
@Christophe27Jan 29.2010 — #Ok, I'm sorry. But what is exactly what you want to do. You could look at the sourcecode of website by rightclick -> view source, but ofcourse you cannot look at the php-files on the server.
Do you want a search engine to look into the html output files? For what purpose if I may ask?
@NerdygeekauthorJan 29.2010 — #Ok, I'm sorry. But what is exactly what you want to do. You could look at the sourcecode of website by rightclick -> view source, but ofcourse you cannot look at the php-files on the server.
Do you want a search engine to look into the html output files? For what purpose if I may ask?
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For researching some web applications I may plan to use. I wish to see what types of sites are using them which would help judge whether or no they are effective.
The applications require a snippet of code to be placed in the source so if I could search I could find. ?
@Christophe27Jan 29.2010 — #So you are actually looking for a search engine which search in open source web applications? I don't know any of these ...
@NerdygeekauthorJan 29.2010 — #So you are actually looking for a search engine which search in open source web applications? I don't know any of these ...[/QUOTE]
No a search engine that browses source code rather than like a standard search engine where it browses the sites content.
Say I wanted to find who all had a certain WordPress theme installed.