WordPress Google CSE

This is not another iframe embed or AJAX result listing plugin. Instead search results from your Google Custom Search Engine is served via WordPress search listing. No need to customize your theme or search box.

You'll need to get an Google API key and a Google Custom Search Engine ID for it to work.

Dependencies

• WordPress 3.3

Features

• Search results sorting by relevance
• Works with all post types
• Multisite & network support

Installation

1. Place the plugin (google-cse/ directory) in the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Enter and save your Google API key and Google Custom Search Engine ID.
4. You're done, celebrate with a cup of coffee?

If you want to use images from the Google result in your search result (search.php) use $post->cse_img for image URL.

Feedback and questions

Found a bug or missing a feature? Don't hesitate to create a new issue on GitHub or contact me directly.

Credits

• Jonas Nordström
• Andreas Karlsson
• Tom Ewer
• Martel7
• Mike Garrett

Changelog

1.0.7

• Added support for Phrase Search.

1.0.6

• Excluded admin from search hook

1.0.5

• Added Settings link to Plugins index
• Added option for disabling post matching

1.0.4

• Fixed memory leak caused by the query used to fetch posts by url.
• Fixed post variables WordPress was looking for.
• Fixed images returned by search results playing nicely.

1.0.3

• Added in featured images from Google results (use $post->cse_img for image URL)
• Fixed pagination bug

1.0.2

• Added more descriptive error messages to admin
• Disabled SSL check for www.googleapis.com.

1.0.1

• Using native WordPress methods for remote requests

1.0

• Settings
• Search result cache

Roadmap

• Support for filtering and sorting