javascript - Google CSE X-frame-options -


I am trying to create a custom search for a website. I currently work as a web dev to maintain many sites. It was recently brought to my notice that there was a problem on the search page, which did not result in the result properly. I looked at it and the person who originally created the site was found in a copy from an existing site, then the Google search string (cx called in it in Google Docs) was pointing to the wrong one (Olde Site). So I went to Google and created a new custom search engine and just changed the old CX value. Apart from this, all the codes are the same I provide JavaScript to you by Google and the API is not directly. Javascript generates an iframe in a predefined device and it is said that iframe embeds the search results. The problem is that Google X-frames-option is sending the same original response. I checked other sites and the only difference is that these sites have a CX stir. Their all search functionality works just fine. How do I fix this so much reaction is different

The code is available by Google:

  & lt; Script & gt; (Function () {var cx = '011369833985782852522: 6v8rougwxxa'; var GCSE = document.createElement (like script '); gcse.type =' text / javascript '; gcse.async = true gcse.src = (document.location. protocol == 'https:' 'https:': 'http:'?) '//www.google.com/cse/cse.js?cx=' + cx +; var s = document.getElementsByTagName (like script ' ) [0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore (GCSE, S);}) ();  

to Google CSE displays the results in an IFRAME Does not support anymore (see).

You have to switch to Custom Search Elements ().


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