Tuesday, June 13th, 2006
Category: Google
, JavaScript
, Library
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>Google has released a
new search API that lets you add an Ajax version of Google Search to your site (instead of just a simple search box that heads off to Google land).
As well as the API itself, you can take a look at the search module as an example:

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I got to say that is cool, I wonder how long until someone builds a new site entirely upon it.
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AJAX fw?
nice!
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Does this allow you to search your domain only? (Basically a search engine for your own website without having to leave your site?)
yes. google has site restricted search as an option on this thing.
I put it on my site a couple of weeks ago. It only gives you about 10 results, but it allows you to search the web, not just your site.
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