Searching for html on the internet

[StreetwiseReports]

Is there a way to search for a piece of code on the internet to see what websites are displaying the code?

[StreetwiseReports]

ok thanks!

[icecarats]

For something like bit.ly or t.co or goo.gl the 'inurl:bit.ly/x11yA' operator might work, but I'm not sure how Google treats shortened indexed links, or if it bothers to keep track of them. If you're talking about URLs with parameters (e.g. default.aspx?AffID=12321312) you might be out of luck, I'm not sure those get indexed very well, and it's easy to prevent them from being indexed too through canonicals and the like.

[StreetwiseReports]

Thanks Valery

What I mean is something like an affiliate link, a bitly, or unique link. I would like to know of anyone who posts code in a particluar link

[icecarats]

As in a coupon code or other unique string? Or specific HTML/Javascript code indexed by the search engine?

For a unique string/coupon code you can just look for "streetwisereports" and it'll return only that exact string.

For in html/code you can probably use one of the operators here:

http://www.googleguide.com/advanced_operators.html

[dreadmichael]

I can do this on a specific site using Screaming Frog's 'custom' feature. It is really handy for troubleshooting problems on my own site, or finding something specific on 1 domain. I'm not aware of anything can can search multiple.