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<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
//JavaScript Keyworder Version
1.0
// I got this idea from AOL's Keyword area and found it could be done in JavaScript!
//Created by Jimmy Schroering - PC Help-Net.
//2/12/98 (C) 1998 Jimmy Schroering
//You are free to use this script, but please keep the comments in place,thanks!
//E-Mail = webmaster@pchelpnet.com URL = http://www.pchelpnet.com
//SETUP
//First Create your pages, if you want a page to be a keyword, put some sort
of message on the page like "Keyword : Home".
//USE ONE WORD FOR A KEYWORD!
//Name the page the EXACT same as the keyword name you gave it, with a .html
extension(example - Home.html). This script is case sensetive.
//Next, simply upload your pages to the same directory as the page which contains
this scipt.
//Fianlly when a user wants to reach a keyword page, they just type the
//keyword in the textbox and CLICK the button(pressing enter will just reload
the page!)
//Problems - Email me at webmaster@pchelpnet.com
//Define Function
function keyword(keyw)
{
var keyword= ''
//Import page address
//"keyw is the word the user types into the form
location.href= keyw + ".htm";
}
</script>
<FORM name="keyw"><INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="key"><INPUT
TYPE="button"
VALUE="Ir a" onClick="keyword(form.key.value)">
<INPUT TYPE="RESET" VALUE="Borrar">
</form>
<font face="arial"
size="3">
Este script buscara la palabra en el directorio del web, "Nombre + htm"
prueba con Index
</font>