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Jul 30, 2020 - 07:24 AM
Yes, you can do that. You'll notice that when you do a search, that in the URL of the search results page you can see the text of the query that was made. An example is this:
your-answerbase.com/Content/Search?keywords=this+is+a+test+search+query
So, you can also create your own form that allow customers to enter their search query...and then when the post that form you'd send them to the root URL...like this:
your-answerbase.com/Content/Search?keywords=
And then make sure that it added the text of the query to the end similar to the result above.
your-answerbase.com/Content/Search?keywords=this+is+a+test+search+query
So, you can also create your own form that allow customers to enter their search query...and then when the post that form you'd send them to the root URL...like this:
your-answerbase.com/Content/Search?keywords=
And then make sure that it added the text of the query to the end similar to the result above.