[NetBehaviour] Search term as text

Curt Cloninger curt at lab404.com
Thu Feb 18 09:14:26 CET 2010


Hi Jim,

If you search for an image at http://images.google.com , and then 
click on "show options," and then scroll down, in the left-hand menu 
under "any color," you can filter the search per those colors. The 
paramter that google adds to the URL is "imgcolor." So... it must be 
a valid parameter, because google adds it, recognizes presccribed 
values for it, and it works.

Love,
Curt




>imgcolor is not a google parameter, curt. getting blue images, for instance,
>can be done with
>
>http://images.google.com/images?q=blue
>
>but the images are blue not because the bot has sampled the color of the
>images. but because the language surrounding the image and, possibly, the
>name of the image, strongly involves the word 'blue'.
>
>if you visit http://images.google.com/advanced_image_search and muck around,
>you can see what terms *are* google image search parameters.
>
>ja
>http://vispo.com
>
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