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An Engaging Search and Content Discovery Engine Based on Google Programmable Search Engine




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Vertica - Search and Content Discovery Engine
An Engaging Search and Content Discovery Engine Based on Google Programmable Search Engine




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3 weeks agoNewage7 PurchasedTrending Topics not showing, how to activate Trending Topics?
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3 weeks agoclifftky AuthorHi, have you updated to v1.3? It was a fix for this issue. If you have not or do not want to update, please PM me. I can show you how to fix this issue without upgrading. Thanks
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1 month agogr4bber PurchasedHi bro, I need to replace the link
site.com/?q=text#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=text&gsc.page=1
with this one
site.com/search/text#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=text&gsc.page=1
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1 month agoclifftky AuthorHi, the search term will have to be part of the URL querystring for the search to trigger. This is mentioned in Google PSE docs - https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/element
If you still want to install in a subdirectory though (site.com/search), you can follow the PDF docs after downloading the package. Thanks
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3 months agomanimuthu PurchasedHi,
Please update for creating xml sitemap for the search queries.
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3 months agoclifftky AuthorHey mamimuthu, thanks for the reference to the other project (which I'm actually aware of) and also the feedback. I don't want to disappoint you for the wrong reasons, so I'm sharing my views below.
From the technical front, the other project implements a MySQL database and stores the users' search terms. That is why they are technically able to generate this dynamic sitemap using the stored search terms. On the other hand, my script is intentionally kept simple, lightweight and easy to set up with no database implementation.
From the usability/security front, your users may enter malicious / obscene search terms that get created as sitemap links. For instance, https://www.example.com/search?q=[some malicious terms]. Not good if Google indexes these.
From the SEO front, I believe Google will not rank these dynamic query pages anywhere near the top, if at all. That's because the search result content renders on the browser (less accessible) and is syndicated directly from Google's search product (Programmable Search Engine). This is valued much less than actual user-generated content belonging to the website hoping to be indexed. I do not think that generating a large number of links will do the trick in SEO.
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2 months agomanimuthu PurchasedNo bro. Your thinking is wrong. We can index, if the domain has high authority. We are making it in the same way. If you create sitemap section, that would be better and your script will be great. If you are doing it in private, please dm we can discuss about the pricing pattern.
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2 months agoclifftky AuthorHi mamimuthu, thanks for your message. It's OK we might not share a common viewpoint. It's not about the pricing either. I have made a quick demo for you and will DM you.
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3 months agowawapan PurchasedThe download is missing files and folders
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3 months agowawapan PurchasedI am back. I change the admin username and password and now I can't login to the admin panel.... And you need to put the forget password for the admin login.
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3 months agowawapan PurchasedI am back. I change the admin username and password and now I can't login to the admin panel.... And you need to put the forget password for the admin login.
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3 months agoclifftky AuthorHi, I have PM-ed you on how you can get back in to your admin. Thanks.
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5 months agoemreulam09 Purchasedtrending section not work.
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5 months agoclifftky AuthorHi emreulam09, we connected previously. Let me PM you to get the details. Thanks
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5 months agoNewage7 PurchasedHow to hide extra text from URL screenshot: https://disk.yandex.com/i/LRMWIi8MrnvICA
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5 months agoclifftky AuthorHi there, can't hide these text in the URL. They are generated by the Google CSE JS library when a search is performed.
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3 months agomanimuthu PurchasedIt can be hide, it will be generated based on the selection of the search model in cse.
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7 months agoemreulam09 Purchased
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7 months agoclifftky AuthorHi there, I will drop you a PM to help you troubleshoot this.
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8 months agoemreulam09 PurchasedHello , how can i change trending search country as United States ? not international ?
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8 months agoclifftky AuthorHi there, this works by detecting the user's location based on information from the user's web browser. There is no need to change any settings.
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8 months agoemreulam09 Purchasedhi , thanks . there is have sitemap for google indexing ?
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8 months agoclifftky AuthorHi there, no, there is no sitemap feature as this is a search-driven application. Besides, sitemaps are only useful for sites that generate original, server-rendered content. Search engines (Google especially) are not likely to rank sites that only syndicate content from their search results directly. Hope this answers your question.
Thanks
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9 months agolabubu PurchasedGoogle blocked our pse, cse.google.com/adsense/search/async-ads.js net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT. result not show. and promotion test not show to.
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9 months agoclifftky AuthorHi there, do you mind sharing your web link with me in a private message?
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10 months agoadigunawanxd PurchasedI uploaded it to document root domain, and the 404 page. You didn't include the htaccess file in the script
domain.com/install, 404 appears - View 2 more replies
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10 months agoclifftky AuthorHi,
For search ads to appear in search results, you will need to apply to Google for revenue sharing. I can only direct you to this information - https://support.google.com/programmable-search/answer/13315956?hl=en
For use of standard Adsense code, I'm not able to advise if it will work well based on Google's terms and conditions. I believe there is a reason why the revenue sharing model (described above) exists for Google Programmable Search engine (PSE). It might be the implementation method that Google wants to use for revenue-sharing on PSE, rather than using your standard Adsense code.
In any case, in the Vertica admin panel, you will be able to paste custom code for the left and right side bars after you login. However, if you do paste code on either side bars, note that it cannot co-exist with "What's trending" (left side bar) and "Related Queries" (right side bar).
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10 months agoadigunawanxd PurchasedFor the next version I have a request, creating a special feature for AdSense ads. Just 2 ad slots, on the right and left sidebar.
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10 months agoclifftky AuthorThanks for the feedback. It's definitely possible to plan for dedicated ad spaces.
However, as mentioned in my previous comment, the standard Google Adsense may not be the way to go as I understand Google already has a PSE revenue sharing program you can apply to via your Adsense account. I can't guarantee that this will get approved as it is up to Google and I'm not affiliated with them in any way. From what I understand, if approved, you will get a revenue share from the search ads displayed automatically by Google above this script's search results.
You can try to put in your own Adsense code anyway but do first check on Google's terms of use.
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Information
Category | Scripts & Code / PHP Scripts / Search |
First release | 19 December 2023 |
Last update | 25 September 2025 |
Software version | PHP 7.4, PHP 8.0, PHP 8.1, PHP 8.2 |
Files included | .php, .css, .html, .dat, Javascript .js |
JavaScript Framework | jQuery |
Tags | responsive, simple, modern, search engine, content discovery |