ZFBot.com – the popular domain tool used by seasoned domainers eager to research domain keywords – has just received a major upgrade.
Ken Greenwood, developer of ZFBot announced the following:
I’ve added deep linking into the ZFBot application. Here’s how it works – you pass variables in the URL and the application reads those variables.
This way, you can save bookmarks or put URLs behind buttons/links on external sites and have users go directly to queries within ZFBot.
Here’s an example:
Instructions:
search1 = starts with string
search2 = ends with string
ext = the extension value:
- 0 = all
- 1 = com
- 2 = net
- 3 = org
- 4 = info
- 5 = biz
- 6 = us
- 7 = mobi
- 8 = tel
- 9 = xxx
dash = include or exclude dashes. Value of t or f
num = include or exclude numbers. Value of t or f
idn = include or exclude IDN domains. Value of t or f
min = minimum domain length
max = maximum domain length
dropping = whether the domain is dropping or not. Value of t or f
cvcv = if dropping, the type of drop:
- 0 = all
- 1 = dictionary
- 2 = cvcv
- 3 = cvvc
- 4 = vcvc
- 5 = vccv
- 6 = cvcv, cvvc, vcvc, vccv
- 7 = cvcvc
- 8 = vcvcv
park = parking value:
- 0 = no filter
- 1 = yes
- 2 = unlikely
- 3 = likely
searchns = nameserver value
An example of a search using the searchns variable follows:
go = autorun variable. Set it to t to have the query automatically run upon starting ZFBot.