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Most used search engine?

Number of Voters: 2562
First Vote: Monday, 09 October 2006 13:01
Last Vote: Monday, 15 March 2010 02:19

Most used search engine?

Hits	Percent	Graph
Google
2054	80.2%
Bing
275	10.7%
Yahoo
115	4.5%
Other
113	4.4%

Inactive Module

You should publish modules to the "inactive" position and set the Menus to "All", for them to show up on pages where there is no active menu ID. This is a bug/feature of Joomla that causes only menu items in the "All" setting to show up.