Hello, As you know, SEO-friendly URLs are great. Having /search/search-term/ is better than search.php?q=search+term. Usually you use Apache ModRewrite to do this. I need the same thing done, only to make it work with google custom search, found on adsense or cse - http://www.google.com/coop/cse/. If you're familiar with it, then you know how it works. It lets you customize your own Google search for your website. Currently, if I use the "GET" method in the search form, all the hidden variables and junk gets put into the URL. I want to be able to link to the result pages (the results are shown as an iFrame on my site). So, instead of this URL: http://www.domain.com/search.php?cx=partner-pub-xxxx&cof-FORIDxx&q=search+term&sa=Submit#3432 Code (markup): I want this one: http://www.domain.com/search/search-term/ Code (markup): That's all I want done. However, I want working proof that the script works beforehand, since I tried doing something with Google CSE before and for some reason it didn't work (I'm not a pro though). If you code this, make sure you're actually doing it with Google CSE (you can get the free code on Google). I'm willing to pay up to $40 for such a script. Thanks. Let me know if you have any questions!
Have you tried adding RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^search/([^/\.]+)/?$ /search.php?cx=partner-pub-xxxx&cof-FORIDxx&q=$1&sa=Submit#3432 [L] Code (markup): To your .htaccess?
Yessir, I have tried something like that. Didn't work for some reason. I currently have someone working on this. If his work doesn't pull through, I'll get someone else to try. Thanks.