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**Ray** · Jun-10-2009, 08:17 AM

The input field is NOT in body onload. What you are looking at is just a bit of Javascript which sets the focus to the input field. It is not the actual input field.

You can define your own search form instead of the one generated by Zoom as described in the FAQ here:
Q. How do I put search forms on pages besides the search page? (Or define my own search form?)

There are also Advanced Template options available (see chapter 6.7 of the Users Guide).

**grissomlin** · Jun-10-2009, 12:51 PM

but my web must JSP, don't use any server language, ex asp ,php.

search must used in html field

that 's ok????

**David** · Jun-10-2009, 08:50 PM

but my web must JSP, don't use any server language, ex asp ,php

JSP is a server side language. "Java Server Pages" ?

Did you read the FAQ linked to above?

**Ray** · Jun-11-2009, 01:16 AM

The Javascript I mentioned above is client-side scripting. It has nothing to do with the server-side. You may want to read up on differences between Javascript, JSP, and Java. None of them have much to do with the other, they are 3 different things.

The other things I mentioned also have nothing to do with server-side languages.

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I want put the inputfield on <td>inputfield<td/>

I want put the inputfield on <td>inputfield<td/>

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