Search EngineOptimization Submit

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Search URL

Some characters are not safe to use in a URL without first being encoded. Because a Google search request is made by using an HTTP URL, the search request must follow URL conventions, including character encoding, where necessary.

XML validation

Google XML results can be returned with or without a reference to the most recent DTD (Document Type Definition) describing Google's XML format. The DTD is a guide to help search administrators and XML parsers understand the XML results output.

Encoding

The Google search engine handles over 20 character encoding schemes. This section discusses special considerations for the custom HTML output format with encoding schemes other than latin

Google Submit

The Google Search Appliance accepts search requests as input, and returns search results as output. Search requests, the input, are simple HTTP requests to the Google search engine. Search users typically use HTML forms displayed in a web browser to make these requests, but other applications can also send search requests by making appropriate HTTP requests. The search request format and options available are described in detail in the Request Format section. Search results, the output, are returned in either HTML or XML formats, as specified in the search request.

Filtering

Google search provides many ways for you to filter the results that are returned from your search query. In addition to the automatic filtering and language filtering described in this section, the search appliance provides filtering by query parameters, query terms and meta tags, which are documented in their respective sections. Filtering process is on way after submission. Automatic Filtering Google uses automatic filtering to ensure the highest quality search results.