I have just modified my sites search module to use Googles custom search engine API. So far it is working quite well but annoyingly, it is revealing some issues with how Google is seeing and indexing some content on my site.
During some test searches using the API I notice that Google is returning some quite good results but it is including links and content from my Legal Module with search results which are in no way related to the search criteria.
I am assuming it is doing this as the legal module links are in the footer of every page.

In essence, what I need to be able to do is override the default
meta name="ROBOTS" content="INDEX, FOLLOW"

After a quick look at nukeSEO(dh) it seems it might be possible to do this by creating a class extender.
Creating the file;
includes/nukeSEO/dh/dhLegal_Module.php
And in this file us something like

Code: class dhLegal_Module extends dhclass { function getHEAD() { $meta['ROBOTS'] = array('name','NOINDEX','NOFOLLOW,0);  } }

Does that look about right, even though the function getHEAD in it's default version doesn't seem to cater for ROBOTS

That would be excellent if that would work.
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I'll try it later on my test box. If I remember, I think the base class uses an array for the meta data so I might have to adjust that to cater for robots meta before it can be overridden by a class extender.

The original problem of the search API including none relevant links/data in the search results though has fixed itself. It seems that although the API can be fairly extensively configured from within your Google account, it is quite intelligent in it's own.