Throughout the script, the current query (or product name) is always in the $q variable; so you can generate any content you like using this value. So for example, within a PHP section you could use:
<?php print "You searched for ".$q." on mysite.com!"; ?>
...or, within an HTML section you would use:
You searched for <?php print $q; ?> on mysite.com!
Hi Roland,
Throughout the script, the current query (or product name) is always in the $q variable; so you can generate any content you like using this value. So for example, within a PHP section you could use:
<?phpprint "You searched for ".$q." on mysite.com!";
?>
...or, within an HTML section you would use:
You searched for <?php print $q; ?> on mysite.com!Cheers,
David.