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Wanted: Service i need a script for " search engines AND KEYWORDS"..details inside:)

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Humanist74

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Hi

i need a script ( ASP or PHP - but if ASP its better )

details :

- must create auto subdomains or keywords
- i will write keywords to script and it will create me pages or subdomains.
- i can create millions of keywords or subdomains
- for example : when somebody search " dating" , my site's subdomain or one of the page of my site, must display at serach engines.
like : http://dating.mydomain.com or http://mydomain.com/dating.html

like this..

did you understand what i want?if yes, please contact with me and PM me.

Thank you
 
Hi,

"ASP is better" if it wasn't for mono i would disagree.

Anyway you need more than a script. You need a script that interacts with a server strategy.

Domains via Dynamic DNS, if millions then definitely a db backend.
The http server should be able to map these domains to your script.

Then your script can start its work.

I would only recommend linux for hosting and now with mono you can use ASP, C# etc. So really there is no excuse to waste precious money and time.

We create domains everytime someone logs into our network a feature of our application delivery system.

Did not pm because I am sure there are plenty of people that would in principal want to know how to solve similar issues.

Regards.
 
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