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How check my site's name in other's website

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    swguy23
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    Hello can any body help me to find how to check whther my website name is exist in other website or not. for example my site name is www.abc.com and I want to find my URL address (http://www.abc.com) in other websites. So can anybody tell me how can I find my url name in other sites. Thanks in advance

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      Hello can any body help me to find how to check whther my website name is exist in other website or not. for example my site name is www.abc.com and I want to find my URL address (http://www.abc.com) in other websites. So can anybody tell me how can I find my url name in other sites. Thanks in advance

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      I guess I have already answered this long back. You need to look into HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse classes. Give a request to the target website and get a reponse. Write a regular expression to find your website name, and look in the response string.

      All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia My Website | Ask smart questions

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        Hello can any body help me to find how to check whther my website name is exist in other website or not. for example my site name is www.abc.com and I want to find my URL address (http://www.abc.com) in other websites. So can anybody tell me how can I find my url name in other sites. Thanks in advance

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        Sathesh Sakthivel
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        You need to look into HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse classes. Give a request to the target website and get a reponse. Write a regular expression to this to find your website name is avble or not , and look in the response string.

        SSK. Anyone who says sunshine brings happiness has never danced in the rain.

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          You need to look into HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse classes. Give a request to the target website and get a reponse. Write a regular expression to this to find your website name is avble or not , and look in the response string.

          SSK. Anyone who says sunshine brings happiness has never danced in the rain.

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          J4amieC
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          Satips are you kidding me. Did you just copy and paste someone else's response? :confused:

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            Satips are you kidding me. Did you just copy and paste someone else's response? :confused:

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            N a v a n e e t h
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            Yes I have seen. He removed the first sentence ! :mad:.

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              Yes I have seen. He removed the first sentence ! :mad:.

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              Well, imitation is said to be the greatest form of flattery :)

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                I guess I have already answered this long back. You need to look into HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse classes. Give a request to the target website and get a reponse. Write a regular expression to find your website name, and look in the response string.

                All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia My Website | Ask smart questions

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                Thanks

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