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I am using Google Site Search on a web site, and the search form submits to a page containing the appropriate code. I can access this page directly just fine, but whenever I test out the search form, I get a "page not found" error.

I believe this is because both Drupal and Google search use the parameter 'q', has anyone run into this problem and found a workaround?

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    What is the path that you can access directly and what is the path that gives you 'page not found'? – Jody May 4 '11 at 21:20
  • example.com/search is the page with the google search code. page not found is the same path, example.com/search, but with the google search parameters. – ryne.andal May 4 '11 at 21:22
  • I think there is an alternative parameter Google can use, and that would make it compatible with Drupal, but I don't recall which one is it, at the moment. – kiamlaluno♦ May 4 '11 at 22:46
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Instead of using q, you can use as_q. The description given from the page I linked is the following:

The as_q parameter provides search terms to check for in a document. This parameter is also commonly used to allow users to specify additional terms to search for within a set of search results.

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