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How did Dani get the "Search" link to go directly... How did Dani get the "Search" link to go directly to the advanced search page?
Also does the Search field (see the purple-colored bar near the top of the page) perform the same search as on the search.php page?
Also does the Search field (see the purple-colored bar near the top of the page) perform the same search as on the search.php page?
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I'm a bit confused as to what you're asking. The word "Search" is a direct link to the search.php page. I used CSS to make it not really look like a link, but it's just a standard hyperlink. The search field is in a simple form which calls the search.php page. If you are running a vBulletin board, you could put the following wherever you want:
Then, just play around with CSS to make it look the way you want
Notice that when you do a search, a list of threads is returned. If you change the showposts attribute to 1, a list of individual posts will be returned. Your preference
Also, since it's just a regular ol' form - that HTML code can go anywhere ... within a vBulletin template or on a regular HTML page.
<form action="search.php" method="post"> <input type="hidden" name="do" value="process" /> <input type="hidden" name="showposts" value="0" /> <input type="text" name="query" /> <input type="submit" value="Go" /> </form>
Then, just play around with CSS to make it look the way you want
Notice that when you do a search, a list of threads is returned. If you change the showposts attribute to 1, a list of individual posts will be returned. Your preference Also, since it's just a regular ol' form - that HTML code can go anywhere ... within a vBulletin template or on a regular HTML page.
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