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title: Destination page search bar scoped to that destination
description: Yes. You can set the search bar on a destination page so that it searches only that destination. This is configured per page using the search bar…
url: "https://homerunner.io/docs/can-the-search-bar-on-a-destination-page-default-to-searching-only-that-destinat/"
updated: "2026-10-26"
category: Booking engine and checkout
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# Destination page search bar scoped to that destination

Yes. You can set the search bar on a destination page so that it searches only that destination. This is configured per page using the search bar shortcode, so each destination page can behave independently.

**How it works.** The search bar sends guests to the page set in its `form_action` attribute. When that page is a results page pre-filtered to the destination, the guest's search is scoped to that destination.

**To set it up:**

1. In the search bar shortcode on the destination page, set the `form_action` attribute to point at that destination's own results page. For example: `[homerunner-explorer map="0" grid="0" hide_start_over="1" primary_filter_fields="date, guests,additional-filters" form_action="park-city/vacation-rentals/"]`
2. On that results page, pre-filter the explorer shortcode to the destination, for example by state, so all listings in that area are included.

When both are in place, a guest who searches from the destination page lands on results scoped to that destination. Other pages keep their own `form_action` and are unaffected.

Still stuck? [Contact the HomeRunner team](https://homerunner.io/contact/) with your site address and what you tried, and we take it from there.