Here is the key to what you're trying to do:
http://www.epikone.com/blog/2006/09/12/measuring-internal-site-search-with-google-analytics/
Essentially, you have to be able to pass the query to the destination
page in the query string. Unfortunately, since the AJAX API's TOU
prohibit you
It's tough to say what's going on without seeing how you're building
your search query and running the search. Could you please provide
one of the API urls that you're constructing for use with your server-
side application?
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=file_type_adv=file_pdf=filetype%3Apdffile_xls=filetype%3Axlslr=anylang=anylangval=
I hope this is the URL you are asking for. I can get more info upon
request.
Thanks so much.
-Dean V
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It's tough to say what's going on without seeing
Unfortunately, while the Language API will recognize Turkish, I don't
see in the documentation that it can translate Turkish. Add it to the
issue tracker as a suggestion!
http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues/list
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Well, I guess the first question that has to be asked is this: Did
you replace the relative paths for the CSS, JS, etc., that are in the
example code with the absolute path that you will need when you call
it from your own server or machine?
Beyond that, you're probably going to want to
I don't see why it wouldn't be possible, but it's tough to tell you
what to do without a little more clarity in your description. It
could be as easy as adding another WebSearch object to the
SearchControl that's just not restricted to your site (i.e., in
addition to the one you already
That will depend on what is driving your site. For instance, if you
have a template system that allows you to plug values into certain
places, you could probably create code with a placeholder. Otherwise,
you might try to parse keywords out of your main body element(s) with
Javascript.
I think you're safe from Google Legal (Beta) today, ss0luu!
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This is not a browser issue. The documentation for the Language API
clearly states that Turkish is supported for detection, but not
translation.
http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlanguage/documentation/#SupportedPairs
As I suggested in my first post, I would add it to the issue tracker
as
First of all, I don't see why this wouldn't be possible. The only
thing to remember here is that, with both FCK and TinyMCE, you need to
abide by the applicable license terms if you're going to modify them.
That said, it's difficult to get more specific on how to utilize the
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In the code that you have pasted now, I think all you need to do is
move line 91 up to line 88 (i.e., above that closing right curly
bracket).
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used the same function in a web only solution - but
no map! Can you think of an alterntive way to create my map?
How long does it take to have an issue resolved? Are we talking weeks?
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addQueryAddition is wrong. It will throw
Add it to the Issue Tracker as a suggestion!
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!
On Oct 20, 2008, at 1:25 PM, indiecookbooks.com wrote:
Just to clarify the api to use is the same one? How do you pass the
referer
into the script call?
On Oct 20, 10:19 am, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, you can use the RESTful API for compiled applications, as long
?
-Ben
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Great idea to create a central repository for code samples and
tutorials.
I think the basic samples that demonstrate key concepts are
best, but I
would also include a handful of advanced samples to get
I suspect your problem is that you're not defining a valid
http_referer for your curl request. You MUST supply this, even if the
application is going to be completely desktop-based. In the case of a
server-side application, I would define it as the script that I was
running. In the
Yes, but unfortunately, it's going to involve a considerable amount of
rewriting for your GSmapSearchControl (i.e., wizard-generated map
search control). You might check out my [Semi] Advanced Google Maps
Local Search Control, available at the link below:
Yes; it's possible, but only to a certain point. Map infowindows have
a minimum width and height (established by the rounded corners). But
you can get class names, etc., for styling by using Firefox with the
Firebug extension.
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, but if you run the
code, you'll notice that some expressions bring out the error and
some
don't (there is foreach loop that tests 4 expression, 2 give an error
and 2 don't).
So, the problem is not (I think) the http refer...
Or am I missing something?
On Oct 21, 12:10 pm, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL
Can you provide a link? The GSmapSearchControl can be a curious
beast, and a link is vastly more useful than a code snippet.
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You are correct; you can retrieve a maximum of 64 results across 8
pages of 8 results each.
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clicked on) exactely in the center? this workaround would help me a
lot? but is it possible?
the function of my website is to find any location with one of the two
search fields. and than i just need to get the latitude and
longitude.
thats all :)
On 21 Okt., 18:46, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL
Try this instead of using setQueryAddition:
searcher.setRestriction(google.search.Search.RESTRICT_EXTENDED_ARGS,
{lr:'de'});
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I could be wrong, but I think IE is choking on the � character in
your noResultsString. I removed that, and it worked in IE.
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As long as you abide by the TOU, which will allow use in server-side
or standalone applications now, you should be okay. The biggest thing
that you have to watch for is that you are not charging people for
Google's search results. You don't need to supply an API key, but you
MUST supply
If you're using a default search control, you can use CSS to hide the
SearchForm. All you have to do is include this in your CSS:
.gsc-search-form{display:none;}
Now, if you want to use the regular search form later, you're going to
need to make that a little more specific, but you get the
AM, Matt Foster wrote:
1 460th street, other variations of street names that i could see in
the mini map.
On Oct 23, 5:13 pm, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What did you search for?
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The Have fun with JSON object... bit is left out intentionally
because there's no way to provide samples for all the different ways
developers will want to use the API. The good news, however, is that,
with the code that you have, the JSON has already been parsed and
assigned to the
The searcher at the link that you provided is restricted to searching
only http://spart7.info/techblog . So you won't find anything that
isn't on there.
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results: bupkus.
Thanks again for taking the time to reply.
Cheers
On Oct 26, 8:36 am, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The searcher at the link that you provided is restricted to searching
onlyhttp://spart7.info/techblog. So you won't find anything that
isn't on there.
Jeremy R
, but a
colleague's blog on the same domain (/shsblog) comes in like a truck
when set as the secondary search URI...
Going back to poke and prod and ponder Many thanks again.
(Do you have a PayPal account?)
On Oct 26, 5:14 pm, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you run a search
Unfortunately, the Blog search will not presently return a cursor
object with an estimatedResultCount. You can vote for the feature,
though, by starring the suggestion on the issue tracker:
http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues/detail?id=116
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Instead of updating the textarea's innerHTML property, try updating
the value. I.e., change the line reading
translated.innerHTML = str;
to
translated.value = str;
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this out really quick, but I guess it wont take long to learn what the
structure of teh results are myself.
Thanks,
Jonny
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The Have fun with JSON object... bit is left out intentionally
because there's no way to provide
You'll want to request it in the issue tracker:
http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues/list
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I don't know if or when Google will provide this information via the
LS API. But Yahoo! provides it via their RESTful API right now, if
they have it.
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Without seeing your application, it's impossible to be entirely
specific, but what you want to do is create your own form with the
select (drop-down list) that you want to use. Then you're going to
want add an onchange listener to the select that will execute your
search with the
Yeah, I think you're seeing bug 4 in action here:
http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues/detail?id=4
It's been up for some time; no word on Google as to when or if it will
be fixed. Sorry.
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For this kind of query, you're probably going to have to use
setQueryAddition as below:
searcher.setQueryAddition(site:www.example.com -site:www.example.com/directory
);
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(It's just there to show you where it is), I'd like to
remove this. When I leave it balnk on my html page, it then adds the
title of the rss feed.
Thank you for your help.
Mark the simpleton!!
On Oct 29, 6:39 pm, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, if you want a genius, you'd better
Unfortunately, I don't know that your question is specific enough to
truly answer. And even if it was, I don't know that you'll find any
lawyers in this group. You may want to consult a lawyer with specific
questions.
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It's tough to say exactly what's going on here without a link. Can
you provide a link to your application, working or not?
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Just out of curiosity, have you tried this line:
google=google;
I don't know that it would work, but if Facebook is just adding the
app id to the front of every JS var, that might be all you need.
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Given the snippet alone, it's impossible to say what's going on; the
code you've provided should provide only four results. Can you
provide a link to the page where this is?
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Actually, if you visit the official JSON website, you can find APIs
that will parse the response string for you in a large number of
programming environments, including C#. Check it out at http://www.json.org
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The problem that you're having with the event listeners is caused by
the fact that gLocalSearch is not an element that you can just add
listeners to. Rather, you need to use its built-in callbacks to
accomplish what you're looking to do. For instance, you could fire
your script to place
Well, it sounds like you're trying to use the SOAP API, which was
deprecated in late 2006 such that Google is no longer providing new
API keys. There is no workaround for this. That said, I'll try to
answer your questions as you asked them.
1. How can I solve the web service search API key
I am not seeing this problem in FF3 on Mac OS X.5.5. Can you tell us
what OS and browser/version you're using when you see the problem?
Thanks!
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Did you try System.Web.HttpUtilityHtmlDecode()?
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You are correct in that the API keys are directly related to the
website that they are attached to, as well as your contact
information. However, since you're using the RESTful side of the API,
you may be able to get around that like this: sign up for one API key
and then provide that
, 2008, at 5:06 AM, India Education Search wrote:
Hey Jeremy
Any tips on how to overcome this layout shifting between searches?
( while using FF3)
thanks
regards
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Hey, I can't tell you how pleased I am
It's tough to say exactly what's going on here without seeing the
application in question. However, since you mention that you're using
it on an intranet, which is by definition internal, I wonder if you
are providing a valid URL as your HTTP referrer. Otherwise, could you
provide
, 8:40 pm, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are correct in that the API keys are directly related to the
website that they are attached to, as well as your contact
information. However, since you're using the RESTful side of the
API,
you may be able to get around that like
The TOU for the AJAX Language API can be found here:
http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlanguage/terms.html
What you will find in there, as it relates to your specific question,
is that there are no rate limits, per se, on the volume and frequency
of requests you place to the API. However,
Thanks for the heads up. Google definitely changed something here; my
GSmapSearchControl isn't working either, and I know I did not change
anything. Good news is, they're probably figuring it out right about
now.
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Having looked at the feed, I don't know that the problem is in the
AJAX Feeds API. Rather, I don't see any price elements in the feed
itself. In fact, at least three of the five namespaces specified in
the xml (i.e., all of the Google namespaces) return bad when queried.
Jeremy R.
Hey, I added this to the issue tracker for everyone. Vote for it
(i.e., star it) here:
http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues/detail?id=132
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Can you provide a link so we can see this behavior in action?
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Unless otherwise
) real places can be retrieved.
So a radius could also be given...
http://mapperz.googlepages.com/GeoSpatial_Search.html
click on the map and drag the circle out - but searching via ajax
always goes beyond the circle created - code was 'borrowed' from
Jeremy Geerdes a while back.
So a True Geo
Well, the API key shouldn't have anything to do with the results that
are returned. If you provide a cx parameter (i.e., the custom search
engine parameter), you should be getting results as filtered through
the specified CSE. If I'm not mistaken, though, even when you specify
a CX, you
Unfortunately, there is no way to restrict a AJAX Search API searcher
to a particular localized version of Google (e.g., www.google.co.uk).
You can restrict it to a specific language, but not to a specific
localization.
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I'm sorry, but I'm wondering if this is in the right group.
Specifically, are we talking about Google's AJAX API's, not to be
confused with AJAX in general? If it does have to do with the Google
AJAX APIs, I think we're going to need a little clearer explanation of
what you're trying to
Do you have Mozilla Firefox with Firebug installed so that you can
inspect the page DOM and see if google.loader.ClientLocation exists
and/or is defined?
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If you read the documentation for the Search API, you will find the
answers to most of your questions. Beyond that, I guess I haven't
paid too much attention to whether or not the More results... link
remains visible if there are fewer than 64 results (i.e., 8 pages x 8
results each).
It is very difficult to diagnose a problem from a code snippet. Could
you provide a link to your page, working or not?
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script ?
How do I access the Issue Tracker, please ?
Pertinax
On Nov 6, 3:20 am, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you read the documentation for the Search API, you will find the
answers to most of your questions. Beyond that, I guess I haven't
paid too much attention to whether
of these scripts ?
Where can I get an uncompacted version of the
http://www.google.com/cse/api/overlay.js
script ?
How do I access the Issue Tracker, please ?
Pertinax
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If you read the documentation for the Search API, you will find
Here is a link to a relevant thread from just the other day:
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-AJAX-Search-API/browse_thread/thread/afe0642f1b97599c/5b1bdcf4c42b62f6?lnk=gstq=data+center#5b1bdcf4c42b62f6
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Unfortunately, I don't know that you can do this with the CSE
Overlay. You could do it with a default search control, though. And
you could put that in your own version of the CSE Overlay without too
much trouble.
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I checked the page in Camino, which uses the same guts as FF2, and it
ran without problem. Can you try again to see if it wasn't just a
network fluke?
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working?
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Thanks,
Sathya M
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Can you provide a link to the page in question, even if it's not
working?
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I've force reloads with Ctrl F5 and still nada. I don't think it's a
browser problem since I've developed 3 AJAX apps on this machine
without any problem at all.
Cheers and thanks for the help.
On Nov 6, 5:23 pm, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I checked the page in Camino, which
Let me try to answer your questions in the order you asked them:
1. Is it normal that the More results... link takes you to a Google
search property? Yes. You can only obtain up to 64 results, in sets
of 8, from the AJAX Search API at present. The More results... link
will always take
Did you try mexican +restaurant or restaurant mexican?
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:11 AM, Stefan Sturm wrote:
Hello,
thanks for your answer...
But both alternatives deliver the same results :-(
Perhaps someone knows another way, that I can try?
Thanks and greetings,
Stefan Sturm
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Did you try mexican +restaurant or restaurant
Just what's in the AJAX APIs issue list:
http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues/list?q=apitype%3ASearch+type%3ADefect
Specifically, you'll want to pay attention to the non-UI issues, which
most of those are.
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Class Reference, at
http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxsearch/documentation/reference.html
.
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Just what's in the AJAX APIs issue list:
http://code.google.com/p/google-ajax-apis/issues/list?q=apitype
%3ASea...
Specifically, you'll
You can only retrieve up to 64 results with most of the searchers in
the AJAX Search API. The exceptions to this are LocalSearch, which
provides a maximum of 32, and Blog, which returns a maximum of 8 (with
no cursor object, either).
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Google does not return information about when the result URL was last
updated. Further, the only way that I can think of to reliably check
whether or not the content of a page has been updated is to download
it, compare the new version to a cached version, and act accordingly.
Jeremy R.
I don't know why AGS Insurance shows up, regardless, but I just
happened to notice the s on the end of your mrt parameter. By
removing that, AGS Insurance disappeared, and all the results appear
to be Mexican restaurants.
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Skip the API key. Provide a valid http referer, whether it's your
website url or a product page for your app, etc., and you should be
good to go.
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As I read the TOU, as long as you are not charging for the translation
results (i.e., your application designed to do something besides
provide translation) and you give proper attribution to Google for the
translation by including the appropriate branding, etc., you should be
okay. That
Can you provide a link or something to see this code in action,
whether it's working or not? It's very difficult to debug code
snippets.
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It's tough to tell you what to do without seeing your application.
Could you please provide a link to it, whether it's working or not.
If that is absolutely impossible, please provide a link to the
application's ENTIRE code in a pasting service.
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You need to include gfdynamicfeedcontrol.js before you can use a
GFdynamicFeedControl:
script
src=http://www.google.com/uds/solutions/dynamicfeed/gfdynamicfeedcontrol.js
type=text/javascript/script
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The problem with rss-test2 is not with the GFdynamicFeedControl, as
far as I can tell. Rather, it has to do with SACK and
http://conservative247.org/wp-content/plugins/wp-email/wp-email.php
.
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Have you tried the page WITHOUT the API key? I just tried it locally,
where the key is not verified, and it worked. If it works for you
without the key, it may be that you've copied the key wrong. You
might try re-registering if you're absolutely determined to use it.
Jeremy R. Geerdes
And what happened when you deactivated SACK? Do you have a link to a
page where that is deactivated?
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You need to URI encode the | in the langpair parameter. Specifically,
it should be en%7Cja, etc.
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?v=1.0hl=jaq='.urlencode('アルカン
トクベ
ツ').'langpair=ja%7Cen'); // two japanese words encoded
All 3 return a bad request from google when called via curl
On Nov 12, 12:00 am, Jeremy Geerdes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need to URI encode the | in the langpair parameter.
Specifically
A couple of links for parsing JSON into Python (from http://
www.json.org ):
http://docs.python.org/library/json.html
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/simplejson/
Jeremy R. Geerdes
Effective website design development
Des Moines, IA
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I will try to answer your questions in the order you asked them, but I
am not a legal expert, so if you have any doubts whatsoever, you will
want to contact a lawyer.
Q: In this case, do we have to use an ajax API Key? A: No. No one is
required to use an AJAX API key. It is recommended
Two things you're going to need:
rsz=large will give you 8 results at a time AND
start=[0, 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56] where the parameter you send is
ONE of the values in square brackets. This will let you get
subsequent pages of 8 results each
All of that said, please note that you can
All you have to do is create the elements that you want to be search
hotspots and then use an onclick listener to call the searcher's
execute method with the correct query string.
Jeremy R. Geerdes
Effective website design development
Des Moines, IA
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You can utilize the Yahoo! BOSS API, which I believe returns up to
1,000 results in blocks of 50 per request. For more than that, you'll
probably have to go with the Alexa Web Search API, but that is a for-
pay interface.
Jeremy R. Geerdes
Effective website design development
Des Moines,
Are you including a valid http referrer with your curl request? Also,
if I'm remembering correctly, the curl processing will automatically
take care of the character encoding. In other words, I wonder if by
using the URF-8 encoded q value that you have, if it is isn't being
translated by
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