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CONTENTS OF THIS FILE
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 * Overview
 * Quick setup
 * Requirements
 * Advanced settings
 * Installation
 * Maintainers

OVERVIEW
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Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) is an embedded search engine that can 
be used to search any set of one or more sites.  No Google API key is 
required.  More info at http://www.google.com/coop/cse/

This module is a modification of the Google Custome Search Engine module found at
http://drupal.org/project/google_cse

It creates a new content type, multi_google_cse.  Users can create multiple instances of this type.  
The node display for this content_type will display the search form and results.

The administrative setting remain largely the same, but the following values have been shifted into the node metadata:
Search Engine ID
Search Results Prefix Text
Search Results Suffix Text

Note that Search Results Page Title is replaced by the node Title.

The following functionality is not supported in this implementation:
 * Blocks
 * SiteSearch
 * Search module integration



QUICK SETUP
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BACK UP YOUR DATABASE BEFORE INSTALLING THIS MODULE.
*** REALLY ***

I have tried to keep the namespace separate from the original module, prepending most everything with "multi".

REQUIREMENTS
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Due to Google and Drupal both making use of "q", this module requires 
that clean URLs be enabled.




ADVANCED SETTINGS
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The collapsed advanced settings on the settings page provide various 
customizations such as country and language preferences.  For example, 
with the Locale module enabled, the Google CSE user interface language 
can be selected dynamically based on the current user's language.

INSTALLATION
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Place the google_cse directory in your sites/all/modules directory.  
Enable the Google CSE module at admin/build/modules, configure it at 
admin/settings/google_cse, assign permissions for "search Google CSE" at 
admin/user/permissions.

To configure this module, you will need your CSE's alphanumeric ID 
("cx").  Go to your CSE manage page on Google.com, click on control 
panel and then click on code.  The only part you need is the cx value; 
to isolate it you'll have to copy/paste the code into a text editor.

MAINTAINERS
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Origninal sources Authored and maintained by mfb: http://drupal.org/user/12302
at http://drupal.org/project/google_cse

This modification to implement multiple google cses authored by http://drupal.org/user/426437
