Changing the Search Page Operator

I just posted about Monkey Patching, a technique used in chapter 7 of my book PeopleTools Tips and Techniques to set the default search page operator on advanced search pages (Note: only 8.50 and later required Monkey Patching). As I was looking over the "Changing Search Operators" section of chapter 7, I noticed the code was missing a few lines (pages 293 - 296). Here is my revision:

<script type="text/javascript">
  // C style include protection
  if(!window.apt.setSearchOp) {
    window.apt.setSearchOp = true;
    
    if(window.net) {
      // pt 8.50
      (function($) {
        var originalContentLoader = net.ContentLoader;
        net.ContentLoader = function(url,form,name,method,onload,onerror,params,contentType,bAjax,bPrompt) {
          var originalOnLoad = onload;
          if(name == "#ICAdvSearch") {
            onload = function() {
              if (typeof originalOnLoad == "undefined" || !originalOnLoad) {
                this.processXML();
              } else {
                originalOnLoad.call(this);
              }
      
              // The value for "between" is 9. Change this to your desired
              // search operator value.
              var newValue = 9;

              // The name of the search key field is APT_UI_SCRIPTS_MENUNAME.
              // Generally speaking, PeopleSoft creates HTML element names by
              // combining record and field names with an underscore as in
              // RECORD_FIELD. Change the following value to the name of your
              // search key record_field
              var coll = $("select[name='APT_UI_SCRIPTS_MENUNAME$op']");
              if(coll.val() != newValue) {
                coll.val(newValue).change();
              }
            }
          }
          return new originalContentLoader (url,form,name,method,onload,onerror,params,contentType,bAjax,bPrompt);
        }
      })(window.jQuery);
    } else {
      // pt 8.4x, $(document).ready below will handle pt 8.4x
    }
  
    // just in case advanced is the initial view
    $(document).ready(function() {
      var newValue = 9;
      var coll = $("select[name='APT_UI_SCRIPTS_MENUNAME$op']");
      if(coll.val() != newValue) {
        coll.val(newValue).change();
      }
    });
  }
</script>