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Sir I want to add an search feature to my project.
It should contain one text box followed by a button named 'Search'.
When a user enters his query and clicks on search it should go to the corresponding page.
how can I include that feature.....
~~pls send coding for that search button..~~
Please help me with ideas on hoe to implement it.

Thank You.

Posted 3-Apr-11 19:11pm

Nilesh_Agnihotri

Updated 3-Apr-11 20:20pm

Ankur^\m/

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Mahendra.p25 4-Apr-11 1:18am

please elaborate you want to match that value with your database and then go to the successive page or you want to go to that page which user entered into the textbox

dan!sh 4-Apr-11 2:03am

"pls send coding for that search button.."

Button btnSearch = new Button();
btnSearch.Id = "btnSearch";
btnSearch.Text = "Search";
btnSearch.Click += new EventHandler(ClickSearchButton);

Now all that's left is writing some code in the handler ClickSearchButton.

Seriously, have you put any effort in this?

Eduard Keilholz 4-Apr-11 2:25am

Post the code you've got so far and we may give you some tips!

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Ankur^\m/ · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-03T20:27:00

Solution 1

You can write your own code to implement search functionality in your website. Search Google for - "search functionality in website" and you will get millions of results. You may then filter out search results for add your requirement to the search query. For ex - add ASP.NET to the end of the query.

You may also go for already available API's for the same. One of the most used is Google web search API. Again search Google for it and you will get a lot of information.

Put some effort!

Posted 3-Apr-11 20:27pm

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OriginalGriff 4-Apr-11 4:00am

Good answer, even if I think the OP didn't like the idea of "research" - he posted the question again an hour later!

Ankur^\m/ 4-Apr-11 5:15am

Thanks!

I really don't understand why these people do not like doing some hard work. I have seen many posting their question in other sites if they do not get answers here. How long they want to be spoon-fed. Programming isn't made for such people. :doh:

OriginalGriff 4-Apr-11 5:37am

It's not even hard work: when I started we had to find and lift big piles of paper called "books" and the interactive search facility was frankly bollocks! :laugh:

Ankur^\m/ 4-Apr-11 5:55am

:DAnd probably not even the forums where you could say - gimme codez urgntzzz. :laugh:

Seriously though, how easy it has become to find information and if you are not willing to search and do 'little' research, you are not suppose to program.

OriginalGriff 4-Apr-11 6:08am

:laugh:
No, you're right, I am that old!
We had ARPANET (the internet precursor) but most of that was character based pictures of Snoopy and copies of "Eskimo Nell". Hmm. Animal pictures and pr0n: hasn't changed that much, then.

Ankur^\m/ 4-Apr-11 6:39am

*BIG GRIN*

I googled ARPANET out of curiosity. Never heard of it before.
I first heard internet in 95-96 from my uncle in the US. We came to know that he is marrying a girl whom he met on the INTERNET. I had no idea about it that time but I knew this is something that will change the world. And it has been successful in doing that.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Apr-11 1:47am

Agree with you both; my 5 for the Answer.

Ankur, by the way, thank you for your good words at http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?msg=3841469#xx3841469xx.

--SA

Ankur^\m/ 5-Apr-11 1:59am

Thanks again!
I was going to tell you about the same message when I saw your first comment in my mail.
Keep up the good work. Cheers!

BTW I will be spending lesser time here for a few weeks. I have decided to learn a few new things. Will be reading more articles here. And waiting for articles from you as well. :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Apr-11 3:18am

Will you please personally notify me when your article is ready? Interested to see what is it.
I'm writing very interesting (I think) article "Dynamic method dispatcher" which can totally eliminate a need in long case statements (in particular).

Take care.
--SA

Ankur^\m/ 5-Apr-11 5:34am

I have no plans of writing an article in the next couple of months. I will be more dedicated towards reading and learning new things for sometime. I have been thinking of doing this for quite sometime but couldn't do it.
I actually want do get into information security. But at this point of life I am very confused and am trying out a lot of things.
I'm writing very interesting (I think) article "Dynamic method dispatcher" which can totally eliminate a need in long case statements (in particular).
Wow, that sounds interesting to me (too). I will keep an eye on your profile then. :)