Is there a way to find pages on the web that are calling a particular
javascript src file?

I'm looking for sites that are using a tracking tool that works by
putting a javascript code snippet on a page.  I have tried Google but
don't see where it lets you search for text that is not visible on the
page.

I also tried, flipper.com ("deep web" search)
and have sent an inquiry to Quigo.

I have downloaded lexibot, but am feeling doubtful about it.

I'm willing for an answer that will allow me to see, for example, all
sites that link to a javascript source file like "ript
language="javascript" src="http://roi.gotoast.com/roi/track.asp"

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Request for Question Clarification by googleexpert-ga on 18 Mar 2003 12:09 PST

I have tried the following types of searches with google, like:
link: roi.gotoast.com/roi/track.asp
ript filetype:js
but couldn't find anything.
by the way, have you tried lexibot yet?

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Clarification of Question by timberline-ga on 18 Mar 2003 12:39 PST

No, I have not tried Lexibot yet. 

I don't think the search you are trying is going to work because I
think link: is only for hrefs.

Also, I think filetype is about what sort of file the document that
was indexed is.  In this case, the filetype will be a webpage or
template, i.e. html, .htm, .asp, .cfm etc.

. . . I am not sure about this, that's just my understanding of how
the operators work . . . .

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Request for Question Clarification by googleexpert-ga on 23 Mar 2003 17:44 PST

What kind of output does this tracking tool generate?

Google advanced search will can do this for all pages indexed by
google. Plugging in the URL you provides however produces no hits.

I don't think it will.  I've done searches too and have not found
pages that I know are indexed and that I know have the src link I
searched on. . .