This code, while likely still usable, has been made obsolete for those sellers with
eBay Stores -- simply activate the Store Header feature via Store Maintenance and you
can add/remove not only a Store Search box, but a Store Category navigation bar on the
left hand side of the listing, AND add your Store Header (with up to 5 category links)
automatically to ALL your listings.  Very nice.  And very easy.  This code is being
retained for historical purposes.

	-Bob.



You must replace "###YourSellerNumber###" with your own seller ID in the following html
in order for it to work correctly.

To do so, go to the eBay Search page (it's in the header), select By Seller, then in the
second box, list your seller ID or IDs and click select.

The URL created will have your SellerIDs embedded in it... look for "si=######" -- the
numbers are your seller ID.

Plug then into the follow html in place of "###YourSellerNumber###"
(You must have the quotes around the value - do not delete them) and you're ready to go!

   -Bob.



<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" width="295" border="0" height="88">
 <tbody>
  <tr>
   <td valign="top" nowrap height="78">
    <form name="search" action="http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll" method="get">
     <font size="2">&nbsp;Search in <b>My Auctions</b></font><br>
     <input type="hidden" value="GetResult" name="MfcISAPICommand"> <input type="hidden" value="MetaEndSort" name="SortProperty"> <input type="hidden" value name="pb"> <input type="hidden" value="ebayreg" name="ebaytag1"> <input type="hidden" value="1" name="ht"> <input type="hidden" value="###YourSellerNumber###" name="si"> <input maxlength="35" name="query" size="20"> &nbsp;&nbsp;<input type="submit" value="Search"><br>
     <input type="checkbox" checked value="y" name="srchdesc"> <font size="2">Search titles <b>and</b> descriptions</font>
    </form>
   </td>
  </tr>
 </tbody>
</table>