how to create a page where there are one input box but many searchable items?
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Yes, its possible to create such a page.\nWhat I think you're asking for is one input field that can be used to search multiple different search engines - thats called a "meta search".\n\nhttp://www.dogpile.com/ is one example of such a page.\nhttp://www.metasearch.com/ is another.\n\nIts possible to roll your own HTML page that does this, but it requires a fair degree of JavaScript - because the URLs that do the searching change depending on the search engine you want to query and the type of search you want to perform.\n\nAlso, many of these "homepages" like http://www.netvibes.com/ offer a multiple search engine approach in their standard widgets.
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if you want to choose everything on the page just  press CTRL+A.
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make a search in the search bar
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In Internet Explorer\n\n* Go to menu, tools =>Internet options => content.\nClick AutoComplete in the bottom. In the resulting   window click clear forms.\n\n* To permanently stop saving the search and form field entries goto Tools=>Internet Options=>Content=>AutoComplete uncheck all the boxes and click ok.\n\nIn Firebox\n\n* Either press Ctrl+Shift+Del or Click Tools=>Clear Private Data. In the resulting dialog you can select  the various options to clear.\n\n* To pemanently stop saving data that you entered in search and form fields :\nGoto to Tools=>options=>Privacy=>SavedForms=> uncheck the "Save Information As I enter in Form and Search Fields"\n\nyour search or form entries will not appear anymore.
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In Internet Explorer\n\n* Go to menu, tools =>Internet options => content.\nClick AutoComplete in the bottom. In the resulting window click clear forms.\n\n* To permanently stop saving the search and form field entries goto Tools=>Internet Options=>Content=>AutoComplete uncheck all the boxes and click ok.\n\nIn Firebox\n\n* Either press Ctrl+Shift+Del or Click Tools=>Clear Private Data.\n\n* To pemanently stop saving data that you entered in search and form fields :\nGoto to Tools=>options=>Privacy=>Saved... uncheck the "Save Information As I enter in Form and Search Fields"\n\nyour search or form entries will not appear anymore.\n\nTo clear the yahoo Search Tool bar :\n\nIn the left side of your search toolbar (yahoo) you can find a pencil icon. Click on that pencil icon and select "Clear Recent Seraches".\n\nAll you recent search on the toolbar will be cleared.
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I don't know if what you looking for is possible. The way it sounds you want search terms entered and then based on those, it will decide which page to go to. A better way is to have a search page that displays results and allows them to be clicked on and then displays the page. \n\nThis would definitly take some script of some sort. I prefer using ASP.NET and C#. However, this can be done many different ways. If you would use C# or VB, there are visual tools you can use to create a connection to your database, create a data table within your web application and then display the corresponding data.\n\nFor more information see:\nhttp://www.asp.net\n\nThat site contains a lot of information.\n\nGood luck!
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The problem is far from being trivial, since you need to build an inverted index (the data structure that search engines use to perform queries) for your set of pages, and create the Javascript code that can query it.\nHere is one company which sells such a solution:\nhttp://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/javascript.html\n\nHere is a page comparing some commercial solutions:\nhttp://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2004/12/16/offline_search_tools_best_cdrom.htm\n\ntry running "javascript offline search engines" instead of your original query - I believe you will get much more relevant results.
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You have to give each of the input tags a different name. \n\nFor example:\n<form action="previousForm.html" method="get" name="form2">\n\n   <input type="hidden" name="hiddenvalue" value="hiddenstuff"><br>\n\n   <input type="Checkbox" name="check1" value="yup" checked>\n\n   <b>Checkbox 1 here</b><br><input type="Checkbox" name="check2" value="yup">\n\n   <b>Checkbox 2 here</b><br><input type="Submit" value="Take a Look" align="MIDDLE">\n\n</form>\n\nOnce you get the selections, you can differentiate between them using the name associated with the boxes.
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Tools-->Internet Options-->Content-->\n"AutoComplete"\n\nClick Clear Forms and then uncheck all of the boxes, then press "OK"
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make one no... but you can go to freecodesource.com and they have some premade layouts... don't know if you'll find what you're looking for though
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yes there is a way to delete the items u've searched in the net.\nSimply go to internet options(right click the e icon on the desktop then select internet options or tools-->internet options), click on the Content tab, there would be an option 'Autocomplete'. click on it, a new window appears. de-select the 'Forms' checkbox.\nyou can deselect all other checkboxes here if u dont want internet to store any of your info.
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go back to Tools / Internet Options / Content / Autocomplete\n\nthen untick the 'forms' checkbox
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Tools / Internet Options / Content / Autocomplete / Clear Forms
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In IE, Tools->Internet Options->Content->AutoComplete and then Clear the Forms.  You can also hit the delete button if you want to clear just one entry if the entry is selected.
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type it in the search box
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in internet explorer, click on tools, option, content, Autocomplete.  Deselect all the boxes
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Open up the Browser\nGo to Tools > Internet Options (At the top)\nClick on Content\nClick on AutoComplete\nClick Clear Forms\nAlso uncheck the item in Use AutoComplete "Forms" (if you dont want this to happen again)