View source in browser
You will see it writes
<input type="submit" value="Search"><input type="reset" value="Reset">
Create a CSS style for the input tag
Re
ASP and IIS Index catalog
See
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=318387
| Thanks for the response.
| Looking at the HTML code for the webbot I see that the identifiers for the
| buttons are not given so how do I apply CSS to them? Looks like I can't.
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| Since Microsoft doesn't want very many people to use the search webbot, is
| there documentation on how to have an ASP form use the index server to get
| search results? I notice that MSDN uses a search more like what I want but
| the source does not show the code behind the "go" button. It's kind of
| funny that Microsoft does not use the tools for their own site that they
| expect everyone else to use. We are trying to convert from using "Ultraseek"
| to using Microsoft indexing as part of a long struggle to convince the
| managment to change to an all Microsoft shop. Poor documentation and lack
| of functionality like this sure doesn't help any.
|
| | > You can't / don't
| > - the reset button can not be removed
| > You use CSS to apply styles to the form elements rendered by the SE
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| | > | I need to customize the appearance of the search webBot form on a
| Frontpage
| > | 2002 site. The properties window available for this webbot is designed
| for
| > | pathetic retards. Where do I find the real properties of the form so I
| can
| > | whack the reset button and change the submit button to conform to the
| look
| > | of our site?
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