CSE does not work when clean URLs are not enabled

The module assumes that clean urls are enabled.

Can you enable it on your site and test again?

Any help would be appreciated on this issue for those of us running IIS. We cannot use Clean URLs.

I made a fix for this:
Edit modules/adsense/cse/adsense_cse.module

replace: define('ADSENSE_CSE_RESULTS_PATH', 'adsense/cse');
With: define('ADSENSE_CSE_RESULTS_PATH', url('adsense/cse'));

Search for:
Add underneath:

You can see it at work at my drupal: www.excelhet.nl

Just committed some code that fixes this.

Hmm, looks like i left something out:
Search for:
Add underneath:

You're still leaving something out...

You have to insert the code between <code></ code> tags, or else it will be filtered out by Drupal.org's input filters.

Anyway, I have already committed some code which I tested, so I would ask you to try the dev that will get built in 3-4 hours from now.

João

I could help I tried everything but we still do not work for me, on this subject(#4) say you must change the module define('ADSENSE_CSE_RESULTS_PATH', url('adsense/cse')); , but still did not work for me, could you tell me step by step, as set up in adsense

still continues to include adsense cse will be part of the keywords

http://www.mywebsite.com/?q=adsense%2Fcse&cx=partner-pub..............

The suggestion in #4 wasn't the only thing used in the patch that fixed this (http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/modules/adsense/cse...).

I would recommend that you update your site to the latest dev version and see if it starts working..

João

I installed the 6.x-1.0 release and have the same problem, still continues to include adsense cse will be part of the keywords

Hi,

There's no way around the fact that Google will include the path to the search results page when clean URLs are disabled.

The only solution is to use a path which can't be mistaken for a keyword. I have committed some code to CVS which uses the '.' path instead of 'adsense/cse'. It's simple enough that it can't be mistaken for a keyword and shouldn't affect search results, and it will make the AdSense for search start working in your case.

Of course the real solution would be one of the following:
1. That you use clean URLs (which I am sure you would, if you could), or
2. That Drupal changes the internal PHP query to the index.php file from 'q' to something else other than 'as_q', of course (the words snowball and hell come to mind).

João