Login into your website and find where the Search function is located.
This is usually located in the Site Layout Folder
Example below shows the HTML of the Search fields
<input class=search-input id=Module4708_strSearchKeyword4708 onkeydown="BLOCKED SCRIPTHandleSearch(event,758, 4708,0) "
name=Module4708:strSearchKeyword4708 width="105" height="20"> <input id=Module47083_textNewWindowWidth type=hidden
name=Module4708:textNewWindowWidth> <input id=Module4708_textNewWindowHeight type=hidden name=Module4708:textNewWindowHeight>
<input id=Module4708_textNewWindiwResize type=hidden value=False name=Module4708:textNewWindiwResize> <a class=search-anchor
id=Module4708_SearchAnchor href="BLOCKED SCRIPTCallSearch(758, 4708, 0)" name=SearchAnchor><img height=30 alt="Click to start
search" src="http://www.ourrouse.com.au/images/useruploadedimages/11/Blank.gif" width=30 border=0 longDesc="Click to start
search"> </a></div></td></tr></tbody></table>
Looking at the bold items above
a) Search Article ID is 758
To find out the Search Article ID
Admin > Publishing > Folders
Site Layout > Search
Scroll over the Search Article and it will show you the Article Number
b) Module ID is 4708
To find out the Module ID number
Admin > Publishing > Folders
Select Search Article
Click On Preview Article
On the Browser Select View > Source
Search for Module
Example below indicates Module ID is 4708
<tr id="Module4708_TRDisplaySearchBox">
c) 0 indicates results will be displayed in the same window
1 indicates results will be displayed in a new window
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