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Example 2. This request interprets the search query “gloves” using latin2 encoding, searches for
results which are not in Hungarian or Czech, and returns results using latin2 encoding:
GET /search?q=gloves&client=test&site=test&lr=(-lang_hu).(-
lang_cs)&ie=latin2&oe=latin2
Example 3. This request interprets the search query “gloves” using utf8 encoding, searches for results
which are in Simplified or Traditional Chinese, and returns results using utf8 encoding:
GET /search?q=gloves&client=test&site=test&lr=lang_zh-CN|lang_zh-
TW&ie=utf8&oe=utf8
Note: For information on language-specific searches that use the lr parameter, see “Language Filters” on
page 31.
Character Encoding Values
Here is a list of encoding values that can be used with the parameters ie and oe:
Language
Encoding Value
Alternate Encoding Value
Chinese (Simplified)
gb
GB2312
Chinese (Traditional)
big5
Big5
Czech
latin2
ISO-8859-2
Danish
latin1
ISO-8859-1
Dutch
latin1
ISO-8859-1
English
latin1
ISO-8859-1
Estonian
latin4
ISO-8859-4
Finnish
latin1
ISO-8859-1
French
latin1
ISO-8859-1
German
latin1
ISO-8859-1
Greek
greek
ISO-8859-7
Hebrew
hebrew
ISO-8859-8
Hungarian
latin2
ISO-8859-2
Icelandic
latin1
ISO-8859-1
Italian
latin1
ISO-8859-1
Japanese
sjis
Shift_JIS
Japanese
jis
ISO-2022-JP
Japanese
euc-jp
EUC-JP
Korean
euc-kr
EUC-KR
Latvian
latin4
ISO-8859-4
Lithuanian
latin4
ISO-8859-4
Norwegian
latin1
ISO-8859-1
Portuguese
latin1
ISO-8859-1