matthewbe

<p>Spiders invade your oldest posts. The older the post, the more spiders you get!</p>
<p>Spiders are showing up at random locations on your web page as your post gets older.</p>
<p>Demo page & Blog: http://www.mendoweb.be/blog/wordpress-plugin-spider-invasion/</p>
<h4>Note that your post should be at least 1 year old for spiders to appear.</h4>
<p>Moreover, these spiders are kind of frightened and unadventurous hence they may not show up all the time and if you’re approaching them too close, they will frighten away.</p>
<h4>Support</h4>
<p>Did you enjoy this plugin? Please take a moment to rate and comment, this will keep me motivated to update this plugin for bugfixes and WordPress upgrades.</p>
<h4>Before you downvote this plugin</h4>
<p><em>It didn’t work for you? You found a bug?</em> Give me a description with some details in the support forum, and I will fix it as soon as I can.</p>


Spider Invasion!

Spiders invade your oldest posts. The older the post, the more spiders you get!

Lars.D.Rasmussen

<p>rexCrawler uses regular expressions to crawl specified websites.<br />
Websites are saved in user-defined groups, which can then be showed on wordpress pages/posts using shortcodes.<br />
The data crawled by rexCrawler is saved in the WP database in custom tables. Once data has been crawled, it can be inserted<br />
into a page using the shortcode [rexCrawler]. Refer to the documentation on <a href="http://www.rexcrawler.com" rel="nofollow ugc">http://www.rexcrawler.com</a> for more information on how to use rexCrawler.</p>


rexCrawler

rexCrawler is a regular expression web-crawler plugin. Able to parse websites, save data and show them on pages.

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