With various references to Google's search API, some of which are
declared deprecated (See http://code.google.com/apis/websearch/docs/),
some recommend API-keys of different flavors
(Simple API Access, OAuh 2.0), it is easy to get confused.
The search control (deprecated?) interface:
var my_csc = google.search.CustomSearchControl("MyCustomSearchId")
my_csc.draw("MyHtmlSearchDiv")
draws an input box for search words,
and it does take care of showing the Google-branding
by attaching a small image below the input-box to its right reading:
"powered by Google^{TM}"
Google now encourages us to move to the new Custom Search API
with a link to
The 'JSON/Atom Custom Search API'
http://code.google.com/apis/customsearch/v1/overview.html
The 'Getting Started' link there describes a JavaScript interface
with an example in
http://code.google.com/apis/customsearch/v1/getting_started.html#REST
The query words are simply concatenated to the '&q=' parameter
of the URL. The results are handled in a callback that puts them
in some <div> element of an HTML document.
But where and how should the Google-branding be rendered?
Isn't it required?
Is there an API for drawing an "Google-branded" box whose input
will be fed to the "REST JavaScript" API?
regards -- yotam
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