Exclude_apps, Filter, Getfields – Google Search Appliance Protocol Reference User Manual
Page 15

Google Search Appliance: Search Protocol Reference
Request Format
15
exclude_apps
Controls whether Google Apps content from the user’s Google Apps domain displays in search results,
according to the following values:
The following table lists how Google Apps content will display in search results based on the values of
the exclude_apps and only_apps search parameters, and the setting of the Google Apps results
sidebar option in the front end. See also “only_apps” on page 17.
filter
Activates or deactivates automatic results filtering. By default, filtering is applied to Google search
results to improve results quality. See “Automatic Filtering” on page 31 for more information.
Default value: 1
getfields
Indicates that the names and values of the specified meta tags should be returned with each search
result, when available. See “Meta Tags” on page 41 for more information.
Meta tag names or values must be double URL-encoded (see “Appendix B: URL Encoding” on page 107).
Default value: Empty string
Value
Description
No value
If you omit the exclude_apps parameter in the search request,
Google Apps content will not display in search results.
0
(exclude_apps=0). Google Apps content will display in search
results, as determined by the Google Apps results sidebar
element in the front end. See the table below.
exclude_apps=
only_apps=
Google Apps
Sidebar Element
Result
0
—
Disabled
(default)
Google Apps content and normal GSA organic
results both display in the main body of search
results.
0
—
Enabled
Google Apps content displays in the sidebar of
search results, while normal GSA organic results
display in the main body of search results.
—
1
Disabled
(default)
Only Google Apps content will display, in the
main body of search results.
—
1
Enabled
Only Google Apps content will display, in the
sidebar of search results.
—
—
Disabled
(default)
Only normal GSA organic results will display, in
the main body of search results.
—
—
Enabled
Google Apps content will display in the sidebar of
search results, while normal GSA organic results
display in the main body of search results.