By default, data from all searches are shown together in the tab, but the filters can be used to refine the data to only show each separate filter.
Wait until the crawl finishes and reaches 100%, or watch in real-time as the custom search tab filters populate.Ĥ) View Data In The Custom Search Tab & FiltersĬlick on the Custom Search tab to view the results of your custom search in real-time. Type or copy in the website you wish to crawl in the ‘Enter URL to spider’ box and hit ‘Start’. When the filters are set-up, you can click ‘OK’ and run a crawl to perform the search. The example above shows a search for ‘Out of stock’ across any page’s text and a search for any pages that do not contain a Google Tag Manager tracking code in the HTML head element of a page. Now enter your search in the ‘Enter Search Query’ box and adjust each search filter options.įrom left to right, you can name the search filter, select ‘contains’ or ‘does not contain’, choose ‘text’ or ‘regex’, input your search query – and choose where the search is performed (HTML, page text, an element, or XPath and more). You’re able to add up to 100 separate filters in a crawl. Then click ‘Add’ (in the bottom right) to set-up a custom search filter.Ī custom search filter will appear. To get started, download the SEO Spider which is free for crawling up to 500 URLs – however, this feature does require a paid licence to use custom search.Ĭlick ‘Config > Custom > Search’ from the top-level menu to open the custom search configuration. This tutorial walks you through how to use the feature, common scenarios and more advanced searches.
You’re able to configure up to 100 search filters using custom search, which allow you to input text or regex and find pages that either ‘contain’ or ‘does not contain’ your chosen input and reports the number of occurrences. This can be helpful when verifying analytics tags or discovering which pages have certain words or phrases, such as an old brand name, ‘out of stock’ or key phrases for internal linking opportunities.
The SEO Spider allows you to find anything you want in the HTML or text of a website using its custom search feature.
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