Database Feeds

Database feeds can be used by a web programmer to incorporate our search results with other programs on your web site. A good example of this is Dogpile.com which displays search results from numerous other search engines on their site. We offer two (2) different style database feeds for your convenience. The first is a "flat file" feed which displays the search results one listing per line, while the different fields are tab delimited. The second is an XML feed. For both of these options, you will need to change $keywords to the keywords you are requesting search results for and replace $user_ip_address with the IP address of the person conducting the search (not the server).

Flat File Feed:
http://www.internetsearchnetwork.com/cgi-bin/search/dbfeed2.cgi?keywords=$keywords&ip=$user_ip_address&db=1

XML Feed:
http://www.internetsearchnetwork.com/cgi-bin/search/dbfeed2.cgi?keywords=$keywords&ip=$user_ip_address&xml=1

Miscellaneous Variables:
&external=1 (this displays non-bidded search results when there aren't any bidded search results available)
&show=[number] (Replace [number] with the amount of search results you want dbfeed2.cgi to display)
&username=[username] (Replace [username] with your InternetSearchNetwork.com advertiser/affiliate username and you can earn 50% of the bid prices through our affiliate program)