According to Anthony E.:
> Why couldn't you just write a javascript that changes
> the <form action=""> parameter if searchA is checked
> rather than searchB...then submits the form?
>
> ie - <form action="/htdig" onSubmit="checkSearch();">
>
> the javascript checkSearch() function would test which
> radio button was checked, and then dynamically change
> the "action" attribute to the correct search url.
Sure. I know almost nothing about JavaScript, so it didn't occur to me
that this was an option. Can you contribute or point us to a working
example of this? The only problem with this is that if the user turns
off JavaScript, the engine selection won't work, but that may or may
not be a concern for some htdig users.
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Dept. Physiology, U. of Manitoba Phone: (204)789-3766
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