Also, could you provide the URL to your search results page as I would like to see the resulting code. Here is mine: http://www.johnisfit.com/search-results-for-john-is-fit/ of course it won’t show anything returned but if you look at the html source code you will find the google code snippet for the search results page showing up correctly and if you actually initiate a search from the search in the header you will see it work.

And just to confirm, you are using the HTML editor and you are correctly pasting in the code. When you first paste it in I am sure it looks correct, right? At what point does it not look correct? When you hit Update on the page? When you naviagate away from the page in wpadmin and then go back to it?
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You may have to filter your results first. It’s really hard to say.

My advice would be to put this down for the weekend and let it steep for a few days. Then attack it again from a different angle.

The problem is that globally disabling wpautop causes lot of other problems.

At this point, it’s something you need to know about though.
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div id=”cse-search-results”>div
p script type=”text/javascript”

/script br /
script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://www.google.com/afsonline/show_afs_search.js” /script /p

Is it possible that the p> & br /> tags (that WP is automatically adding) are messing things up?

I have no idea how to prevent them from being added, they just show up again after every update. Any ideas?

div id=”cse-search-results”>script type=”text/javascript”
var googleSearchIframeName = “cse-search-results”;
var googleSearchFormName = “cse-search-box”;
var googleSearchFrameWidth = 600;
var googleSearchDomain = “www.google.com”;
var googleSearchPath = “/cse”;
script>

I’ll also be delighted to link out to both you and to fourblogger as well, such that future readers have more resources when they run into problems.

That would be easier than a guest post, and if you do write one, see if fourblogger will take as he’s been able to help your more than I can (I’d be happy to have it if he doesn’t want it though.)
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