Hey, if this is for an external browser, and you have control of the page being accessed, there is no reason you can't set up a url with a GET, that is used by the receiving page to set the default value. If the page is straight html, and not php or .lc processed, i'm not sure how you can inject a javascript command to change the form. Its most likely possible, I just don't know how, and the whole "is it firefox, chrome, IE, Opera" question makes it that much more difficult, unless you have control of that too.
if you do have control if the page, or if you can set up a seperate lc or php file, you can generate the page to look however you want. http://sample.com/setupquery.lc?myquery="urlencoded query here" and in the file setupquery you could have blah blah blah, most of your page here <input bb-autocomplete="true <>" id="query <>" name="query <>" on-select="navigateTo(id) <>" placeholder="Search... <>" type="text <>" value=" <?lc if $_GET["myquery"] is not empty then put $_GET["myquery"] else put "<>" end if ?> " /> blah blah blah the rest of your page here But if you don't have control of the page, i'm still not sure how to do it in an external browser from lc. _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
