Solution for Baidu site search not supporting https (tested)

Recently, https has been enabled on the mobile phone. To get the green lock, the following problems need to be solved:

1. Pictures

2.js

3. CSS style

4. Form query also needs to use https

The first method: implemented through js

But recently, when I was working on a customer demand, I suddenly thought of a roundabout way to find a solution. Anyway, I tested that Baidu's site search can be used on the https website, and the method is particularly violent...

The idea is to make an input, a button, enter keywords in the input, and use js to control clicking the button to directly open the Baidu site search URL + keyword. Anyway, it works, I don’t know if it’s the right way to do it. . .

Above code:

<input type="text" name="q" id="bdcsMain" value="Baidu site search" onfocus="if (value =='Baidu site search'){value =''}" onblur="if (value ==''){value='Baidu site search'}" >
 <button class="search-submit" id="btnPost" type="submit" onclick="window.open('http://zhannei.baidu.com/cse/search?s=1849457021752692468&entry=1&q='+document.getElementById('bdcsMain').value)">Search</button>

Just copy the URL of your Baidu search results page and replace "http://zhannei.baidu.com/cse/search?s=1849457021752692468&entry=1&q=" in the above code.

The second method: through PHP jump

Search code is not js

<form action="http://so.jb51.net/cse/search" method="get" target="_blank" class="bdcs-search-form" id="bdcs-search-form">
		<input name="s" value="10520733385329581432" type="hidden">
        <input name="entry" value="1" type="hidden">
        <input name="ie" value="gbk" type="hidden">
        <input name="nsid" value="3" type="hidden">
        <input name="ie" value="gbk" type="hidden">
<input type="text" placeholder="Please enter the keywords you are interested in" value="" id="search_txt1" maxlength="18" class="search_txt" name="q">
<input class="search_btn" value="Search" type="submit">
</form>

After modification, change the action to the local PHP file

<div class="search">
<form action="/do/search.php" method="get" target="_blank" class="bdcs-search-form" id="bdcs-search-form">
		<input name="s" value="10520733385329581432" type="hidden">
        <input name="entry" value="1" type="hidden">
        <input name="ie" value="gbk" type="hidden">
        <input name="nsid" value="3" type="hidden">
        <input name="ie" value="gbk" type="hidden">
<input type="text" placeholder="Please enter the keywords you are interested in" value="" id="search_txt1" maxlength="18" class="search_txt" name="q">
<input class="search_btn" value="Search" type="submit">
</form>
</div>

search.php is as follows

<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE);
$s=is_numeric($_GET['s'])?$_GET['s']:0;
$entry=$_GET['entry']?intval($_GET['entry']):0;
$nsid=$_GET['nsid']?intval($_GET['nsid']):0;
$ie=$_GET['ie']?substr($_GET['ie'],0,3):0;
$q=$_GET['q']?urlencode($_GET['q']):'';
$url_str="http://so.jb51.net/cse/search?s=$s&entry=$entry&ie=$ie&nsid=$nsid&ie=$ie&q=$q";
header("Location: $url_str");
?>

That's it, you can modify it as needed. The second method is an original article from 123WORDPRESS.COM. We hope you will support us.

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