Ok so my site layout is perfect and I am adding of all my content and everything is going fine...but THEN. 
(I knew you all were waiting for the big BUT)
I have two tables right next to each other and one contains a form with a text box the other contains the graphic I want users to click to utilize the search. The question is...how do I go about making the graphic work when I CANNOT (TRIED NOT POSSIBLE UNLESS I REDESIGN MY SITE COMPLETELY) have the graphic included in the same form? Its been driving me nuts for a while now and I really need some closure on this. Also do you know of any good extremely search javascripts to use? At this point I just want something simple. Thanks in advance!
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Abhishek Reddy posted this at 04:05 — 1st September 2003.
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Sorry, I'm not able to visualise this. Have you got a page or something we can see? Code is also good...
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digitalflow posted this at 14:14 — 1st September 2003.
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Any idea whats going on with the right hand side of this page. I created the layout, everything went fine and now it looks messed up. Please take a look at this beta version of one of our pages. The real site launches in a few weeks.
http://www.hostultra.com/~digitalhelpline/indexbeta.html
digitalflow posted this at 14:24 — 1st September 2003.
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Its all fixed up I just used a javascript and it works beautifully!
spor posted this at 02:03 — 7th September 2003.
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except the fact that its a google search box and people dont know that untill they use it.
brady.k posted this at 02:14 — 7th September 2003.
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if you are going to use google as a search engine, use their abilites. when some searches, add on "site: mydomain.com"
so it really searches for 'cheese' inside your site 'mydomain.com' and displays only those results. get it, got it, good?
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