Using a script like below, or add to it functionality,...may understand by anyway, that the $search_string1 is at the code but not viewed in browser as text of url=$start_url1 eh is <a> href attribute?
Code:<?php $start_url1 = "http://www.l-web-dev.net/contains/index.php"; $start_url2 = "http://www.polis-realestate.eu/links.htm"; $start_url3 = "http://www.l-web-dev.net/contains/cellural-internet.php"; $search_string1 = "http://www.paphoscarhire.com"; $search_string2 = "www.cytayellowpages.com.cy/directory_uk/green_dir.asp"; $search_string3 = "http://www.pafoscarhire.com"; # get the file contents $str1 = @file_get_contents( $start_url1 ); $str2 = @file_get_contents( $start_url2 ); $str3 = @file_get_contents( $start_url3 ); $number1=substr_count($str1,$search_string1); $number2=substr_count($str2,$search_string2); $number3=substr_count($str3,$search_string3); echo $number1.", ".$number2.", ".$number3; ?>


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