Well the idea is to leverage what semantics search engines extracted from your site for your own search engine. This allows you to advantage of something like PageRank without having access to all of Google’s dataset or using their API. It’s a passive thing.
Talking about search … Matt, where’s the search box on your site ? Couldnt find it 🙂 I just type photomatt.net/?s=thing whenever I search for something, or did I miss it ?
I didn’t see a search box either, and just enter the URI directly, like you, but shh! I imagine Matt doesn’t have a search box for a reason. I don’t want a WP-NoSearching plugin to show up here or anything. 😉
Cool idea – but, I would think that this could be exploited fairly easily? Maybe…
Could bring google-bombing to the home front? 🙂
But it could definately work I think.
Well the idea is to leverage what semantics search engines extracted from your site for your own search engine. This allows you to advantage of something like PageRank without having access to all of Google’s dataset or using their API. It’s a passive thing.
Talking about search … Matt, where’s the search box on your site ? Couldnt find it 🙂 I just type photomatt.net/?s=thing whenever I search for something, or did I miss it ?
I didn’t see a search box either, and just enter the URI directly, like you, but shh! I imagine Matt doesn’t have a search box for a reason. I don’t want a WP-NoSearching plugin to show up here or anything. 😉
Here, this one’s on the house. 😉
<?phpPlugin Name: WP-NoSearching
Author: An Evil Evil Man
Description: Stops searching at all costs.
if( isset( $_GET['s'] ) ) {
unset( $_GET['s'] );
}
if( isset( $s ) ) {
unset( $s );
}
?>