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Ruu_Old · 2009-03-04 01:41:27

Please don't laugh at me, I just know some basic HTML. :/ I was wondering is there anything like having a search box on a webpage to act like the Edit->Find function in Firefox? Thanks in advance. :)

04-03-2009 1:41am

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Ruu_Old

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Please don't laugh at me, I just know some basic HTML. I was wondering is there anything like having a search box on a webpage to act like the Edit->Find function in Firefox? Thanks in advance.

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#2 04-03-2009 9:22am

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If you only know basic HTML, then I'd recommend adding a Google search box, so users can search your site. It's relatively doable:
http://www.google.com/coop/cse/

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#3 04-03-2009 9:55am

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I think he means something like this. Don't have time to check the code though, I think you should be looking for something in Javascript "search this page" when googling. I've found a few but none of them seem to work for me when I try them online.

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