> What I meant was, the input field where you type the keyword you would
> like to search. I read the documentation but still had trouble doing
> so. I was able to put the search box in a separate div, but the search
> results appeared in that same div. What I want to do is have the
> search field in one div, and the results in a separate div. Is this
> possible?
Just do it.
Reading your code , these lines
// Draw the control
searchControl.draw(coordinates);
searchControl.draw(controlContainer);
does exactly what the comment says. I don't know why you draw the
search control twice, in two different places, but you do.
If you only want it once, take one of those lines out.
'coordinates' and 'controlContainer' are javascript objects that
should point at some <div> or other in your document.
So, read backwards to find out just what they've been set to, before
they get used here.
Here's one of them -
var coordinates = document.createElement('div'); // build the
control div
it's a dynamic creation of a div - exactly what the comment says.
As it's made here, it has no particular place in the document.
So we need to read on a bit to see exactly where it gets inserted into
the document.
contentDiv3.appendChild(coordinates);
Right, so that dangling 'coordinates' div got inserted into the
document inside something else referenced by 'contentDiv3'.
Now we need to go backwards again to find out what that is, in turn.
var contentDiv3 = document.getElementById("latlong");
There it be, I'm not explaining that. Enough to say, if we look in
the HTML part of the page, there's <div id="latlong"> in the fourth
table cell.
So if you don't what that particular copy of the search control drawn
there, don't draw it there.
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Repeat the exercise yourself to find out where 'controlContainer' is
pointing.
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I don't know why it's that complicated, it doesn't need to be, but
it's your script.
This'll work -
searchControl.draw(document.getElementById("anyOldDiv"));
if you have
<div id="anyOldDiv"></div>
somewhere in your HTML.
This is shown in the documentation already pointed out
http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxsearch/documentation/#The_Hello_World_of_Google_Search
This is nothing to do with the maps API
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