No reports from Google

Hi,
Is someone found a solution for google reports?
Thanks
Omer

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Yes, line 1018,
preg_match_all('/ class=r><a href="([^"\?]+?)["\?].*?class=l>/', $html, $links);
must be
preg_match_all('/ class="r"><a href="([^"\?]+?)["\?].*?class=l>/', $html, $links);

Not everyone experienced this before. It is because of the new GG search pages.

Thanks, but it didn't solve then problem for me...Still no report from Google.

Hi,
I had the same issue as #0 and now resolved with #3.

It seems the report is not complete with this change (#3). It reports some keywords with google.com but not all. There is a keyword the site is second in Google when I search, but it shows "-" in the report.

Please try the following change.

Current:

preg_match_all('/ class=r><a href="([^"\?]+?)["\?].*?class=l>/', $html, $links);

New:

preg_match_all('/ class="r"><a href="([^"\?]+?)["\?].*?class=l.*?>/', $html, $links);

Hi,
It doesn't work very well either with this:
preg_match_all('/ class="r"><a href="([^"\?]+?)["\?].*?class=l.*?>/', $html, $links);

@J0nathan,

That's strange. It works for me. Could you send me the page source (generated source after Javascript is executed) of the google search results in which SEO watcher does not pick up the correct ranking?

Thanks,

Dev snapshot (released on Sep 21, 2010) has the fix stated in #7.

I've just installed the new dev version. I will provide more information if I have inconsistency between my own searches and the reports.

Hi,
#7 works for me !
Thanks for the fix