#GSA Search Form

jQuery plugin to hook an HTML form to a Google Search Appliance jsonp Front End and display results.

##Including it on your page

Include jQuery and the plugin on a page. Then select the div containing the search form and call the gsaSearchForm method.

<div class="search-page">
	<form class="search-box">
		<input autocomplete="off" type="text" size="10" class="search-input" name="search" title="search">
		<input type="submit" class="search-button" title="search">
	</form>
</div>

<script src="jquery.js"></script>
<script src="jquery.gsaSearchForm.js"></script>
<script>
$(".search-page").gsaSearchForm({
	api: 'http://gsa.host.com/endpoint'
});
</script>

##Options

• api - url for the GSA service that will return search results. Do not include query string parameters.
• site - specified collection
• client - name of a valid front end
• output - format of the search results, defaults to xml_no_dtd
• proxyStylesheet - name of a valid front end
• filter - use 1 to turn on automatic results filtering, defaults to 0
• resultsPerPage - maximum value of this parameter is 1000, defaults to 10
• namespace - prefix for generated css classes, defaults to gsa-
• inputSelector - jQuery DOM selector for search term text input, defaults to .search-input
• noResultsMessage - text to display when no results are returned, defaults to No results found.

Notes

Further documentation on Search Appliance request parameters here.

This plugin is built to parse jsonp results from this Google Search Appliance Front End XSLT template:

icerunner/google-mini

License

This plugin is available under the MIT license.