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#1 2010-06-26 17:26:44
- fireball360
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Weebly's fault, or Google's fault?
I made a custom search engine with Google custom search and copied the code, then I went to the editing page of my site on Weebly. I dragged the ''Custom HTML'' element and pasted the code. The result was text that said ''Loading''. I thought it really was loading, so I left the computer for 3 minutes. When I came back it still said ''Loading''. Is Weebly making the HTML fail, or is Google making the HTML fail? I copied everything in the code, so it should work. Please help me with this! 
Fireball360
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#2 2010-06-26 18:08:32
- waveOSBeta
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Re: Weebly's fault, or Google's fault?
Google, I think.
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#3 2010-06-26 18:17:21
- fireball360
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Re: Weebly's fault, or Google's fault?
waveOSBeta wrote:
Google, I think.
Thanks, but can you help me fix it?
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#5 2010-06-27 10:31:26
- fireball360
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Re: Weebly's fault, or Google's fault?
coolstuff wrote:
Me thinks it's Weebly. Google's far too reliable for that sort of thing. Or maybe you just didn't set it up properly?
Like I said, I copied the entire code, and filled out every box.
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