2. If you aren’t sure what this line does, just take it out. Its not necessary.

I am using PHP.

1. customSearchControl.execute(”); –Will this work.

2. searcher.setQueryAddition(“inurl:<>”); — What should be the searchPath ???

Thanks,
Pratik.

Thanks for replying.

1. For <> : I can’t get it. , should I replaceit the the textbox name i.e. q which google CSE Generates.

2. <> : Should I use the textbox variable name.

Thanks in Advance.
Pratik.

For your first question, don’t try to concatenate inside the customSearchControl.execute() function. You have to set a searcher.setQueryAddition() like I did with the ‘inurl:’, so your line of code would be something like this:
searcher.setQueryAddition("allintitle:<<user_keyword>>");

Second question, don’t worry about that, I simply meant for you to replace <<query>> with what-ever your search string is. The same applies to <<searchPath>>, that is meant to be replaced completely with your information.

Hope that helps..

What is the meaning of ‘<>’ u have used for customSearchControl.execute(‘<>’);

Also I have included the below mentioned jquey is it ok

Waiting for a quick and positive response from ur side.

Thanks in Advance.

I have been trying to add “allintitle:”+user_keyword dynamically when users types keyword and clicks on search. Its not concating and only giving all the results rather than giving keyword found in title only.

Also Edison Nica code for Results-only Layout is not displaying user search box. I think he has hardcoded the values for q=”

Is there a way to dynamically add allintitle with user keyword and then submit.