Creation of a drag-and-drop eBay search bookmarklet that utilizes my website's custom search algorithm to define search terms

My website, [login to view URL], utilizes a custom search algorithm to take specific search terms and turn them into misspelled search terms which are then searched for on eBay. If you look on the home page and type something into the search box, you can see an example of this (if you type in "Gymboree" which is a kids clothes brand, the auctions that get returned are for things like Gybmoree, Gymbore, Gymobree, Gymboreee and other misspellings). <p> I would like to have this functionality built into a search bookmarklet (a little drag-and-drop javascript item that sits in your browser's toolbar). Here is a brief synopsis on what a bookmarklet is and basics of how to make one if you aren't sure what I'm talking about: [login to view URL] <p> The bookmarklet should sit in the bookmarks bar on the user's browser (FF, IE, and Safari compatible for sure) and should look kind of along the lines of the Google search box (just a generic search box) and include both a link back to our site like the Google button does and a history dropdown so people can see their prior searches. <p> The search results can go directly to eBay instead of being displayed on the [login to view URL] website and I already have the code for that. I can send along the code for the search algorithm if you need to look at it. It just needs to be part of the search functionality and then the whole thing needs to be packaged up into bookmarklet form. <p> Please post any questions. Thanks for looking. :)