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sawow4
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We have our calendar on our web site and we would like to have the option to seach by zip code within a certain radius. I have found the code to put the link, however we would like the HTML code so they could do the seach right there without jumping with a link.
Thanks for your help.
Renee
www.kidsinstl.com
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You can just steal this by viewing the source from our homepage.
Something like:

<form style="margin: 0px 0px 0px 0px;" action=/elsie?JSP=SearchResults method=post onsubmit="return checkZip(this)">
<input name="mode" type="hidden" value="ADVSEARCH">
<input name=search_type type=hidden value="W0"> 
<input name=start_date type=hidden value = '09/11/08'>
<input name=end_date type=hidden value='09/11/08'> 
<INPUT class="text" maxLength=5 name=zip size=5 style="width:90px; fixedfont"></td>
<select name=radius size=1> 
<option selected value=30>30 minutes</option>
<option value=60>An hour</option>
<option value=90>90 minutes</option>
</select>
<input type="submit" value="Search">
</form>

Feel free to dress it up with whatever other HTML you'd like
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