Are you asking:
- About using Bing as a federated search (in a single search, search both MOSS using MOSS and the web using Bing)
- About using Bing to do the search of SharePoint content (an internet facing SharePoint site for example)
- About adding a web part to a SharePoint so users can search the internet using Bing (not to use Bing to search your SharePoint sites
1) Michael's link is about federated search. Also "bing" "sharepoint federated search bing".
2) If you want to use Bing to search an internet facing SharePoint site look here by replacing the default SharePoint search box:
http://techtrainingnotes.blogspot.com/2009/07/sharepoint-custom-search-boxes-google.html
2 & 3) If you would like to add a web part for general internet searching try this:
Add a Content Editor Web Part
Modify the web part and click the Source Editor button
Paste the following HTML and JavaScript (displays a search box and button)
(To search just your site, edit "site:www.maxtrain.com" with your site name)
(To search all of the internet, delete ' + " site:www.maxtrain.com" '
(edit to your needs, open a popup window, etc)
Search Bing! <input name="q" type="text"/>
<a href="" onclick="javascript:BingSearch();return false"><img src="/_layouts/images/gosearch.gif"/></a>
<script>
function BingSearch() {
document.location.href="http://www.bing.com?q=" +
document.all("q").value + " site:www.maxtrain.com" }
</script>
Mike Smith
TechTrainingNotes.blogspot.com
