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add a domain checker

pjwhite99 · 2011-06-11 21:17:33

dose any1 know how i would go about putting a domain checker on my site? i have got the php from maxWhois but i have no idea how to add it to my site if i could get some help that would be great thanks

11-06-2011 09:17PM

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pjwhite99

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dose any1 know how i would go about putting a domain checker on my site?

i have got the php from maxWhois but i have no idea how to add it to my site if i could get some help that would be great thanks

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#2 12-06-2011 12:07AM

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Whois is pretty unreliable and most of the registries impose hard limits per 24 hour period.

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#3 12-06-2011 03:15PM

pjwhite99

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ok do you know what else i could do?

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#4 12-06-2011 04:04PM

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Well you can try to use WHOIS, but as I said you'll get blocked pretty quickly and it's not very accurate

The other option is to get API access from a registrar that you're working with ..

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