How do I get search engine results programmatically?

[xarzu]

How do I get search engine results programatically ? Some search engines use AJAX to display content and so the URL does not change. This makes it difficult to get result content from a search engine programatically .

Most search engines do not use AJAX. But two popular ones that I am interested in is YANDEX and DUCKDUCKGO. Both of these search engines use AJAX to advance beyond the first page of results. How do I find a way to programatically access these pages?

[Rabbit]

Browsers usually block cross domain AJAX requests but there are a few work around you can try if you want to use Javascript. But aside from that, you can use a server side script to make the same request that the AJAX would make.

[xarzu]

Do Not Bump

Browsers usually block cross domain AJAX requests but there are a few work around you can try if you want to use Javascript. But aside from that, you can use a server side script to make the same request that the AJAX would make.

What sorts of AJAX tags would I look for in the HTML source and how would I make use of them?

Browsers usually block cross domain AJAX requests but there are a few work around you can try if you want to use Javascript. But aside from that, you can use a server side script to make the same request that the AJAX would make.

How would I do this?

[Rabbit]

AJAX doesn't use HTML tags. It uses javascript. You can identify those requests if it uses one or both of the following javascript functions: XMLHttpRequest( ) or ActiveXObject(" Microsoft.XMLHT TP").