Parameter/Redirect

Hi, All
I have some code where I have something like this:
Search for: ___[textfield]______ [go button]
The problem I have is that I've got an href link on the picture with a dummy search of search.jsp?, where search=YYY, but when I click the button I want to call search.jsp with a search value defined in the textfield and not the dummy value so that I can read it as a parameter in the search.jsp program. How can I replace the value of YYY with the value of the textfield once I have clicked the button?
Please any help will help, I am lost.

Hello,
You could use JavaScript to do this. You can get the value in the textbox using document.yourformName.yourtextboxName.value and the href of the anchor using document.all.youranchorName.href
Create a (javascript)function to place the value into the href in the onClick method of the anchor.
http://javascript.internet.com/ to learn more about javascript.
Hope this helps.

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Message was edited by: Prasan Venky

Hello,
How to Make an External (Local) Web Authentication Work with an External Page
As already briefly explained, the utilization of an external WebAuth       server is just an external repository for the login page. The user credentials       are still authenticated by the WLC. The external web server only allows you to       use a special or different login page. Here are the steps performed for an       external WebAuth:
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