I have three radio buttons one for amazon, one for yahoo and one for google, how do i tell the ONE search bar entry field to go to one of those sites when a radio button is selected along and a search term is entered?
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There are a few ways to do this; they require some coding experience.\n\nI think you might be able to do it with javascript by simply  taking your form input, reconstructing the appropriate URL by appending the search term to the appropriate link, then changing the window's location to be the proper URL.\n\n2. If you want to work with the standard search boxes that Yahoo!, Google and Amazon supply, you need to programmatically change both the form action and the name of the input variable(s) on the forms each supplies.\n\n3. You might find it easier to do by implementing the APIs each provides. I'm not sure of that, because I haven't used the APIs directly, but I do know that Google and Yahoo, at least, allow you to implement search on your site using their APIs.
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at the top, click music\nthen you can search either by artist or genre or whatever\nthen when you find a song that you like, just click add below and to the right of the title of the song.  it will automatically go to your page.  Hope this helps!
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yes download yahoo toolbar that Y stood for yahoo and what it does is basically puts ur highlighted part in yahoo search engine and searches it.
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if the target sites youre trying to get picked up by are search engines like google and yahoo, then you need to add keywords to your website in the <meta> tag at the top of your html document.\n\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/html_meta.asp\n\nthat site will give you a quick example of how to set it up quickly
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I'm assuming you are trying to create a HREF link. Say for example you wanted to link www.yahoo.com. You would type in the following. Ignore the fact that the link is blue. You can replace "This link takes you... Yahoo.com" with anything you want. You want to replace "yahoo.com" with your own URL also.\n\n<A HREF="http://www.yahoo.com/">This link takes you to Yahoo.com</A>
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Yes, if you are using Internet Explorer, click on Tools, select Internet Options, On the General tab, the top item is where you type in the web address for your homepage.  I suggest you add Google to your Favorites in Links.  It is a very good search index.
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focus(); works.\n\nIf your button is called submit you can say:\n\ndocument.forms.submit.focus();
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It is a random search thing.  Just click and it will send you anywhere it feels.
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FOR GOOGLE: \nhttp://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl \n\nFOR YAHOO\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html
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You can go to google search and type just the ---,and then you click on the website button next to it.They will give you all types of answers so you just choose the one that fits your description of the website.
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Options and preferences look for auto complete. every search bar and browser has this feature. Also, use the help section every now and then.
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Google and Yahoo are good. They both have different things that are difficult to compare. Google has the page rank fuction that helps if you're interested in web page publishing/pageviews and it is custimisitable. Yahoo toolbar seems easier to operate with, and has more functions too add. They both have antispyware protection.But still, I don't like too much toolbars in my browser...
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Try these:\n\nDisable auto complete: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/basics/basics-25.html\n\nClear search history in Y! toolbar: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/toolbar/toolbar-10.html\n\nHope your problem is solved.
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Here is your HTML file, fill in between whatever content you already have on your page:\n\n<html>\n<head>\n<script language="JavaScript">\nfunction getURL(){\ndocument.location.href=\n*document.form.inputbox.value;\n}\n</script>\n</head>\n<body>\n<form name="form">\n<input type="text" name="inputbox">\n<input type="button" value="Go!" onclick="getURL();">\n</form></body></html>\n\nNOTE: The part with the star, delete the star and join up that line with the one before it. It was not letting me write what I wanted to, it kept cutting it off.\n\nThat should about do it. If you have any more questions on JavaScript, email me at rosiedop@yahoo.com. I hope that this code works for you and good luck creating your web site.
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it depends on which website you registered on, .com or .ph, just go http://www.yahoo.com and sign, but if your account was registered under .ph, it will still redirect to .ph, anyway just try it.
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you will need some javascript, \n\n<A HREF="javascript:void(0)"onclick="window.open('http://www.yahoo.com/','linkname','height=640, width=480,scrollbars=no')">yahoo on a new window</a>
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Happens to me alot too...I'v finally realized I need to double check before I start typing..Not sure why, haven't found out myself, but I do know if you click then make sure and click again, it will stay put.