Problem: if the result contains google (e.g. [fight]) Google is replaced in all instances by "Games for the Brain" so the first result is games for the brain fight (games for the brain ?????) which is rather agrivating. You should also just disable all the links and replace them with blue underlined text with style="cursor:pointer" because the overwhelming majority are broken and the ones that arent (again, see [fight]: the imdb result) are dead giveaways if you just follow the link |
Very good suggestions, I implemented them. |
The answer on one game was "context", but nonetheless in the top result "ConTEXT" was not obliterated by questionmarks, and I felt cheated when I saw the answer.
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Thanks for the alert Amski. On my server I'm forced to use either PHP4 which allows me to download web pages (like the Google one), or PHP5 which allows me to use the case-independent replace function (which would have blanked "ConTEXT").. both features unfortunately are mutually exclusive to each other! |
Ooops, I can just use a regex... I'll fix it. |
This is really neat! :-)
I know we shouldn't be cheating, but I couldn't resist right-clicking in the iframe... and I know I'm not cheating anyone but myself but I just couldn't help it!
Perhaps you could encrypt the word you're sending through in the query string and then decrypt it before requesting the page from Google? |
