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XSLT Code for the Secure Search Checkbox

This customized search box is defined by XSLT rules in the stylesheet associated with iframe-example-

frontend. In this stylesheet, the default code for the search box input form is overwritten with the

following block of custom code.

<xsl:choose>

<xsl:when test="$access='p'">

</xsl:when>

<xsl:otherwise>

<input type="checkbox" name="access" value="a"

checked="checked" />

</xsl:otherwise>

</xsl:choose>

Include secure content

This conditional clause with

tests the value of the

access

parameter, and then defines the

checkbox accordingly. When

access

is the default value of “p,” the unchecked box sets the value to “a” if

checked by the end user. If the value is already set to “a,” the checkbox is displayed checked.

For more information on the

access

query parameter, see the Search Protocol Reference.

Adding Secure Search Checkbox Code to an XSLT Stylesheet

To modify a stylesheet to replace the secure search radio buttons with a checkbox:

1. Open the stylesheet in the Admin Console's XSLT Stylesheet Editor or your preferred editor.

2. Scroll to the following section heading:

<!-- **********************************************************************

Search box input form (Types: std_top, std_bottom, home, swr)

********************************************************************** -->

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