Ok, well if non-cmsb pages aren't showing up in the search either then it's likely a problem to do with how google is indexing the pages.  

The next couple things I can think of to try are to add a link to the footer of the website and see if that gets indexed, or if not to check and see how often Google Custom Search updates it's index.  Failing that you could do some general searches on google custom search not indexing some pages.

Here's some search results I found that may be related:
http://support.google.com/customsearch/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=115963
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/indexing
http://support.google.com/customsearch/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=115958

Do you have a link to the specific google product or service you are using? 

Hope that helps!

i then resubmitted the site map to Google Webmaster tools and ran the search again.  No difference.

ragi

Can you try adding a plain HTML static page?  For example, if you view-source in your browser on this page http://qc.aircadetleagueofcanada.ca/en/directors.php and save it as directors2.php and add it to the menu, does it then show up in the search results?  Try to put it in the same folder as the other file and keep everything identical so the only difference is that one page is static content and the other is generated by CMSB.

Let me know what you find out.

Did you add the full URL path to the sitemap? For example:

http://qc.aircadetleagueofcanada.ca/en/squadronOperations.php

Could you show me the code from your sitemap.xml file? 

Thanks!

Greg

1.  Added "squadronDetails.php" to the sitemap.xml

2.  login to Google Webmaster Tools and reindexed the sitemap.

3.  ran a search from the website  (searched for "CPQVO610")

I get a "no results" response.

You could add a site map to your site, this will help googles crawlers find your other pages. This site map generator will find some of your pages, then you can add the other entries to the xml feed manually:

http://www.sitemapdoc.com/Default.aspx

The Google crawler will still search your site normally, and will add any pages it didn't find from the site map.

There are a few issues with using a site map, which are discussed in this excellent post on stackexchange:

http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/4803/the-sitemap-paradox

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks!

Greg

I have implemented the Google Custom Search Engine on one of my client sites. 90% of the searches work fine.  The only ones that don't are when i use a multiple section editor.  The search engine will find anything on the default page, but will not find any info on the detail pages.  For example, webpage http://qc.aircadetleagueofcanada.ca/en/squadronOperations.php works fine.  The other pages on the dropdown menu are ignored.  Any ideas?

Thanks!

Ragi