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We are pleased to present this report about your Atomz Search account and
tips for customizing Atomz Search.
In this report:
-- Search statistics for DCBG Search
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YOUR SEARCH STATISTICS
Your Top Searches:
There were 23 searches for the week ending 03/29/03 for DCBG Search at
http://DreamcastBrowsers.cjb.net/.
Here are the top phrases searched:
- 2 for "file"
- 2 for "isao net options"
- 2 for "mp3"
- 2 for "yahoo email 3 usernames delete password"
- 1 for "beowser software"
- 1 for "burning dreamkey"
- 1 for "ch b talk options"
- 1 for "dreampassport 5"
- 1 for "dreamserv"
- 1 for "get a yahoo login"
The 23 total searches includes 3 searches from clicking links such as Next,
Previous, Sort by Date, Sort by Score, Hide Summaries and Show Summaries.
To see all of the phrases and words entered by your visitors over day,
week, and month periods visit:
http://center.atomz.com/center/search/reports/?sp-id=0011aac2-sp100217e0
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TIP OF THE WEEK -- Using Javascript to Prevent Blank Queries - Followup
We have gotten great response from the tech tip sent last week regarding
the prevention of blank queries. There were, however, some Web pages where
the tip did not function properly. Here are some additional tips that can
help you successfully implement this solution.
1. Below is a modified JavaScript that can be placed in the <HEAD> section
of your web page which contains the search form. This script is a simple
and efficient solution.
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function isBlank() {
value=document.forms[0].elements['sp-q'].value;
if ( value == "" ){
alert("Please enter search word");
return false;
}
else {
return true;
}
}
// End -->
</script>
Use the line below for your search button to call this script.
<input type=submit value="Search" onclick="return isBlank();">
2. If you have more than one form on your page, you may need to increment
the form number to reference the correct object on the page. For example,
if the search form code is the second form on your page, you will need to
increment the form by 1, as below.
document.forms[1].elements['sp-q'].value
An alternative to using the form number is to give your search form a name
and reference the form by its name. For, example, if your search form is
named "search_form":
<form method="get" action="
http://search.atomz.com/search/"
name="search_form">
The reference to the form object would be:
document.search_form.elements['sp-q'].value
3. Currently, the alert is only displayed when the Search button is
clicked on and there is a blank query. If you would like the alert to
appear when the "Enter" key is pressed, add the onSubmit event handler to
your form code:
<form method="get" action="
http://search.atomz.com/search/"
onsubmit="return isBlank();">
4. To use this script in your search results template, simply place the
JavaScript code in the <HEAD> section of your template. (To modify your
template, follow the Templates link to "Template Editor".)
To apply the script in your template, add the function to the <SEARCH-FORM>
tag as below:
<SEARCH-FORM onsubmit="return isBlank();">
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