What kind of "application" do you have? ASP.Net? WinForms? Silverlight? WPF?
Essentially you want to store previous terms entered into your search box, and use an autocomplete textbox to recall these as the user types. Google should be able to help you with code samples, of course dependent on your underlying framework. On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 4:29 PM, Aaron <[email protected]> wrote: > In an application (.NET 2.0 C#) I'm developing, one of its main > features is a search functionality. What I've noticed on IE6 (work > makes us use it), is that in the search box, it will start using the > Google Intellisense and show previous Google searches but not previous > searches conducted for the application. > > I've tried a few things and a had a few ideas... > > 1. I changed the name of the query box from "q" to "searchbox" but > that didn't work. > 2. I've tried to duplicate it on other browsers but have been unable > to. > 3. I think that all of the browsers had the Google Toolbar installed > so maybe that has something to do with it. > 4. It is a feature/bug of IE6. > > If anybody has any thoughts or ideas I would appreciate it. >
