Yet another "My search doesn't work on my site" (google/api related)

Discussion in 'Products & Tools' started by fugpup, Apr 28, 2004.

  1. #1
    Hey, I tried out the method of adding a search to my site using php. That I THINK Shawn wrote.

    Basic info. I'm hosting the website on my desktop using IIS I have it DNS liked from http://fugpup.servebeer.com and http://fugpup.myftp.org
    I also have installed the latest version of PHP

    This is the error I get when trying the search

    Notice: Undefined index: start in c:\website\results.php on line 32


    Notice: Undefined variable: line in c:\website\results.php on line 40
    Add Search
    To Your Site
    Notice: Use of undefined constant end - assumed 'end' in c:\website\results.php on line 51

    Notice: Undefined index: end in c:\website\results.php on line 51

    Notice: Use of undefined constant start - assumed 'start' in c:\website\results.php on line 51

    Notice: Undefined index: start in c:\website\results.php on line 51

    Notice: Use of undefined constant results - assumed 'results' in c:\website\results.php on line 51

    Notice: Use of undefined constant end - assumed 'end' in c:\website\results.php on line 51

    Notice: Undefined index: end in c:\website\results.php on line 51

    Notice: Use of undefined constant results - assumed 'results' in c:\website\results.php on line 53

    Notice: Use of undefined constant results - assumed 'results' in c:\website\results.php on line 72
    Estimated Total Results: 0


    Notice: Use of undefined constant start - assumed 'start' in c:\website\results.php on line 78

    Notice: Undefined index: start in c:\website\results.php on line 78

    Notice: Use of undefined constant error - assumed 'error' in c:\website\results.php on line 79

    Notice: Use of undefined constant error - assumed 'error' in c:\website\results.php on line 80

    No Search Results Found
     
    fugpup, Apr 28, 2004 IP
  2. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    Okay, I updated the search script so your end doesn't have to "assume" the constants (damn Windows)... :) You can grab a new results.php from from:

    http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/search/search.zip

    I don't think that will fix the "No Results Found" though. What is the exact URL you are using within the $site variable?

    - Shawn
     
    digitalpoint, Apr 28, 2004 IP
  3. fugpup

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    Hey, sorry it took so long. Anyways, I tried that new file you gave me. Now my results are as follows



    Notice: Undefined index: start in c:\website\results.php on line 32


    Notice: Undefined variable: line in c:\website\results.php on line 40
    Add Search
    To Your Site
    Notice: Undefined index: end in c:\website\results.php on line 51

    Notice: Undefined index: start in c:\website\results.php on line 51

    Notice: Undefined index: end in c:\website\results.php on line 51
    Estimated Total Results: 0


    Notice: Undefined index: start in c:\website\results.php on line 78

    No Search Results Found



    //The Exact URL I'm using in results.php is "fugpup.servebeer.com"
    //And I get the same results with "http://fugpup.servebeer.com"
     
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    Hmm.... I went to google and did the "add url" thing. I'm stumped
     
    fugpup, May 5, 2004 IP