jQuery(document).ready(function(){
/*
Google Powered Site Search with jQuery
Powered by Tzine & Google
http://tutorialzine.com/2010/09/google-powered-site-search-ajax-jquery/
*/

	var config = {
		siteURL		: 'sucht.it',	// Change this to your site
		searchSite	: true,
		type		: 'web',
		append		: false,
		perPage		: 8,			// A maximum of 8 is allowed by Google
		page		: 0				// The start page
	}
	
	// Adding the site domain as a label for the first radio button:
	jQuery('#siteNameLabel').append(' '+config.siteURL);
	
	// Marking the Search tutorialzine.com radio as active:
	jQuery('#searchSite').click();	
	
	// Focusing the input text box:
	jQuery('#s').focus();

	jQuery('#searchForm').submit(function(){
		googleSearch();
		return false;
	});
	
	jQuery('#searchSite,#searchWeb').change(function(){
		// Listening for a click on one of the radio buttons.
		// config.searchSite is either true or false.
		
		config.searchSite = this.id == 'searchSite';
	});
	
	
	function googleSearch(settings){
		
		// If no parameters are supplied to the function,
		// it takes its defaults from the config object above:
		
		settings = jQuery.extend({},config,settings);
		settings.term = settings.term || jQuery('#s').val();
		
		if(settings.searchSite){
			// Using the Google site:example.com to limit the search to a
			// specific domain:
			settings.term = 'site:'+settings.siteURL+' '+settings.term;
		}
		
		// URL of Google's AJAX search API
		var apiURL = 'http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/'+settings.type+'?v=1.0&callback=?';
		var content = jQuery('#content');
		
		jQuery.getJSON(apiURL,{q:settings.term,rsz:settings.perPage,start:settings.page*settings.perPage},function(r){
			
			var results = r.responseData.results;
			jQuery('#more').remove();
			
			if(results.length){
				
				// If results were returned, add them to a pageContainer div,
				// after which append them to the #content:
				
				var pageContainer = jQuery('<div>',{className:'pageContainer'});
				
				for(var i=0;i<results.length;i++){
					// Creating a new result object and firing its toString method:
					pageContainer.append(new result(results[i]) + '');
				}
				
				if(!settings.append){
					// This is executed when running a new search, 
					// instead of clicking on the More button:
					content.empty();
				}
				
				pageContainer.append('<div class="clear"></div>')
							 .hide().appendTo(content)
							 .fadeIn('slow');
				
				var cursor = r.responseData.cursor;
				
				// Checking if there are more pages with results, 
				// and deciding whether to show the More button:
				
				if( +cursor.estimatedResultCount > (settings.page+1)*settings.perPage){
					jQuery('<div>',{id:'more', html: '<br /><br /><br />'}).appendTo(content).click(function(){
						googleSearch({append:true,page:settings.page+1});
						jQuery(this).fadeOut();
					});
				}
			}
			else {
				
				// No results were found for this search.
				
				content.empty();
				jQuery('<p>',{className:'notFound',html:''}).hide().appendTo(content).fadeIn();
			}
		});
	}
	
	function result(r){
		
		// This is class definition. Object of this class are created for
		// each result. The markup is generated by the .toString() method.
		
		var arr = [];
		
		// GsearchResultClass is passed by the google API
		switch(r.GsearchResultClass){

			case 'GwebSearch':
				arr = [
					'<div class="webResult">',
					'<h2><a href="',r.unescapedUrl,'" target="_blank">',r.title,'</a></h2><br>',
					r.content,
					'<br><a href="',r.unescapedUrl,'" target="_blank">',r.unescapedUrl,'</a>',
					'</div>'
				];
			break;
		}
		
		// The toString method.
		this.toString = function(){
			return arr.join('');
		}
	}

});