lucy24
msg:4510329 | 5:22 am on Oct 21, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Well, you could swipe the code this site uses, substituting your own site name and, ahem, inserting quotation marks and adjusting capitalization as appropriate ;) Not technically a site search, but your users may not care.
<form action=http://www.bing.com/results.aspx target=_blank><input TYPE=text name="q" size="50"> <input type=submit value="Bing!"><input type=hidden name=q1 value=site:example.com></form>
I assume you found the pages about the Bing Search API, made for www sites using-- it says here [datamarket.azure.com]-- XML or JSON. It's all so much Hungarian to me.
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xcoder
msg:4510332 | 6:03 am on Oct 21, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Thank you so much Lucy!
P.S.
I think I'm in love :)
P.S.S
Microsoft search department must be out of their mind to make such trivial topic so hard to find information on, and most importantly, sooooo complicated for webmasters to deploy.... knock, knock bing guys...what are you guys smoking?......time to wake up!
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ken_b
msg:4510398 | 1:29 pm on Oct 21, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Have you thought about using the Yahoo! seearch?
Yahoo! Search Box Code [search.yahoo.com]
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xcoder
msg:4510727 | 10:59 am on Oct 22, 2012 (gmt 0) |
Thanks ken
Spot on!
The only problem i see with yahoo search is that they don't have enough of my pages indexed. I guess the next question is how do i get them to index the entire site.
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