Thanks!

I tried your keyword (tiger woods latest update) with your code and returned “Fatal error: Call to a member function find() on a non-object in /home/linkdir/public_html…..” Though I added + to the query to fill in the spaces between the keywords. eg: tiger+woods+latest+update as google doesn’t seem to like the spaces in the string (I’ve had no problems with the other SE’s with spaces) If you add the plus to the spaces and run with

$h3 = $g->find(‘h3.r’, 0);
$s = $g->find(‘div.s’, 0);
$a = $h3->find(‘a’, 0);

from the original script you should get a result without the plus added to your keyword spaces you return an empty array.

replace:

$h3 = $g->find(‘h3.r’, 0);
$s = $g->find(‘div.s’, 0);
$a = $h3->find(‘a’, 0);

with:

$h3 = $g->find(‘h3.r’, 0);
$s = $g->find(‘div.s’, 0);
if($h3 != “”){
$a = $h3->find(‘a’, 0);
}

if you dont understant why this is needed cheak out the recent chages google have made to some of there results pages by searching for: tiger woods latest update

Sadly i have to report that this script no longer works due to some changes google have made to thier pages. A new ajax element has been added also contained in li.g. if you hit a page with the new ajax bit the script fails. It would be good if you could help fix the script so it works again because its good one

This is very nicely done. It might be worth adding proxy functionality so people dont get blocked by google. I was wondering if you could explain to me a little how I would go about using a foreach loop to put the data into a database table with the colums TITLE, LINK & DESCRIPTION.