During the transition of clients from a webhost to my webhosting I have been losing a few because of ip caching at their ISP. Meaning, when the users transfers their domain to us their isp's servers seem to be very slow in purging their cache.

Recently, I've been spammed by people trying to sell me search engine submissions services, and they include a clever screen grab of my website.

With that in mind, I'm wondering if anybody knows if this is a perl/php script or of a clever class that I can use so I can make a form for my users to type in their domain name, then return to them a screen grab of their site from our servers.

I've tried HTTPBench, and converted it to instead of display the source of the htm to display the actuall rendered html, howver, if the image links are not hardcoded all of hte images will break. And I fear giving that to the user might be worse then giving them nothing at all.


Thanks,
Jeremy

Hi mrhits777, i didn't understand very well...

Can I see the example?

With that in mind, I'm wondering if anybody knows if this
is a perl/php script or of a clever class that I can use so I can make a form for my users to type in their domain name, then return to them a screen grab of their site from our servers.