Is there a way (yes i got a search engine, the JSE)
to get the search results page to say "Search Results for "[what you typed in]" in the title bar? Like on Google where it says "Google - Mozilla Firefox" if you run Firefox?

I would really like this feature! You can see what I have here!!

Thanks!

I have looked at other pages, and they way they do it, but the search results pages are created with PHP, and include the search term in the actual title.

You know how in JavaScript, there's a

" + document.forms["FORM NAME"]["INPUT FIELD NAME"].value + "

is there a way to do that in HTML?

Thanks again

-Physicsguy

HTML can't read browser strings, since it isn't a programming language. HTML can't read anything about the page or data from forms. HTML isn't dynamic.

What about DHTML? Could I do it with that?

DHTML is just a catch phrase which means JavaScript + HTML. Originally it meant "manipulating CSS with JavaScript". Any time you are animating HTML elements with JS, that is "DHTML", though I hate the term because I'm never sure what people mean by it any more.

Oh, well.

Thanks for your help, anyway. I'll post if I happen to find anything, which is rare

Found something:

http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/2617

Well, sure, you can change the title with JavaScript, if you want. The results won't show up in search results in Google, for example, though, which is why people normally use a server-side language.

Why do you want to keep it in html? What about php og asp?