Google PageRank Script in PHP (Open Source)

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Hi Guys,All of you who are looking for the PHP Script (Source Code) to get the PageRank programmitically can now get it from:The Google Pagerank Checksum Calculator by Alex Stapleton// dead link removedGoogle PagerankGET 0.1 By ZeNiTRaM// dead link removedThis was made possible at MobileRead Forumhttp://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1670Now I am looking for an ASP version (VBScript) for the same. Anyone who is interested can come up for a joint development.Cheers to All !!!I am sorry if I missed to name gemini for his input.http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1670&page=7&pp=15Regards,Very nice. Looks like there was a great deal of solid effort going on over there at mobileread. I am sure news will spread fast and Google will have to do something so that people continue to use their toolbar (Like modify how the toolbar retreives the checksum so everyone's code no longer works). However I really do think no matter what they try somebody will be able to figure out the new algorithm. One nice thing about this is that people won't be able to sell this code for a great deal of money anymore.cyberaxDid I hear there was a PERL port some where?I would be interested in doing that if it isn't already finished.Aren't there search engines that already show results with page rank? Not wanting to step on anyones toes, but what is the advantage of looking it up this way over looking it up on a seach engine like this?// dead link removedNot trying to diss anyone... Legit question...The advantage of looking it up yourself is that you can incorporate it into your own scripts. Not everybody wants/needs it in search results.I agree with Axe ... it would make searching for backlinks a lot more efficient for me.Prog is good for looking at competitors backlinks. It lets me identify high PR sites to contact. But we know that Google does not show ALL the links. I would be 2 months behind my competitors if that was my only source of information.I wrote a link harvester program, but I still have to paste links into a PR lookup page (50 at a time) to find the top links. But thanks to this forum that will be fixed soon! Good thought... I never thought about making a page with all my pages and their rank... I knew you guys would see more potential then I would.hi cyberax, hi phorum!i've seen a lot of scripts last 3 daysbut, sorry cyberax, none was in asp i found c, python, pascal, varrities of php and win/pc binaries...hmmm and i'am tooooo lazy to port it to perl / cgi...so if someone have had done this please post here and/or pm me!!!i'll post links to the sources i found if someone is interested in.c'uacidophilHi Cyberax,can you please explain how to use the code thats provided on //dead-link-removed ?Its totally wrapped.Do I need other files then that one?the form is not posting or getting anything, i do not understand...a php rookyDo you have installed on a PHP capable server?Browsers are not able to decode PHP files.yes,what I need is a summery for php rookies.what to install where as what.-should I save the code as php file?-on the main form I do not see any include nor link nor formlinkHow is the url input put to the script and tranfered back?As you see, all rookie questions.... When I installed the code ...I copied the source code and saved it as a PHP file in my scripts (cgi-bin) directory. Then I did a view source on the form page and saved that as an HTML file in the root directory.A couple of minor source changes to the form html (to suit my site) and it was working.rtchar wrote:The only change would be in the HTML<form method="get" action="PATH TO PHP FILE.php">