Aaron, If it's a requirement to show previous searches, I think you should implement this feature as a part of your system, instead of delegating it to the browser. You can avoid the textbox to show Google searches (take a look<http://ryanfarley.com/blog/archive/2005/02/23/1739.aspx>) but you will have to develop the search caching for your application. Like an autocomplete, for example.
Best regards, Guilherme Utrabo On 27 April 2010 12:29, Aaron <[email protected]> wrote: > In an application (.NET 2.0 C#) I'm developing, one of its main > features is a search functionality. What I've noticed on IE6 (work > makes us use it), is that in the search box, it will start using the > Google Intellisense and show previous Google searches but not previous > searches conducted for the application. > > I've tried a few things and a had a few ideas... > > 1. I changed the name of the query box from "q" to "searchbox" but > that didn't work. > 2. I've tried to duplicate it on other browsers but have been unable > to. > 3. I think that all of the browsers had the Google Toolbar installed > so maybe that has something to do with it. > 4. It is a feature/bug of IE6. > > If anybody has any thoughts or ideas I would appreciate it. > -- Guilherme Utrabo
