__/ [ wilbobaggins@xxxxxxxxx ] on Sunday 16 July 2006 12:18 \__
> I would like to add the i'm feeling lucky search to a webpage i am
> making, strictly to return the quickest results of a certain website, i
> have found out how to add a google search to my webpage and was
> wondering if there is a snippet of code that i could enter into my
> webpage that would load the quickest result straight away rather than
> multi clicking my way to where i want to be.
> Thanks.
As far as I know it is not possible. The furthest you go do
involves tailoring the looks of the results (customised
colours and such). Search results pages are Google's
opportunity to shove in some sponsored link. Google will not
permit you to just use it as a transparent layer, even if
you cite it and include an logo/image (Google Video comes to
mind). Again, I am not entirely sure about this, but I never
came across the "I'm feeling lucky feature" outside Google
main page. I often wish that Google included it in their
SERP's, too. To me, this would lead to better usability.
Best wishes,
Roy
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