I think that Twitter is pretty darn cool and would really like to be able to add a Twitter search box to my web site. In fact, I'd love to have some buttons that are pre-defined searches, like for the name of the latest movie in the theater or a celebrity too. Are those possible? I haven't seen anyone do anything like that before...

What is the HTML needed to add an ASK.COM search box or search form to my web page? Thanks.

Dave, I got the search box into my site (as detailed here: Add an eBay search box to your Web site) but I need to be able to use it to search both title and description. I have not had any luck getting that part in. I need this because I encode the description of an eBay listing with a specific number giving my customers an easy way to look at their items only. Thanks for the help

I see you've posted articles explaining how to put a Google Search Box and Search Results on a website. (see add Google search to your site). But is it possible to be able to store the search phrases typed into the Google search boxes? This way I can analyze the data to know what people are searching for, then create more content on that subject.

I saw your article about adding an eBay search box to your site - very cool - and would like to find out how I can add a search box for Google's Froogle shopping service to my page. Ideally, I'd like to have it open up in a new window when someone does a search. Can you help me out?