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Accessing Web Page Search Forms |  |
| Several Web pages have made their search engines accessible to users. The popular Yahoo! Web site has done this. You can add a form to your Web page to access their search engine. To do this, you use the GET method and access the CGI script at "http://dir.yahoo.com". You must also include an input box with the variable name "P". For example, the following HTML tag:
<FORM METHOD="GET" ACTION="http://dir.yahoo.com"/> results in the following form and search box: When you enter a keyword into the search form and click the "Search Yahoo!" button, you'll receive a page of search results. Note that your Web page need not be located on a Web server, you can use this technique on a local Web page (as long as it has Internet access.)
WebForms
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