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FireFox2 - Search Plugins for PureBasic's forums (EN,FR,DE)

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Here is an archive which contains some useful 'OpenSearch' Plugins for FireFox2 :



Plugins :
. MSDN Library
. MySQL Developer (EN)
. MySQL Developer (FR)
. PHP Manual (EN)
. PHP Manual (FR)
. PureBasic Forum (EN)
. PureBasic Forum (DE)
. PureBasic Forum (FR)



Screenshot :
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Download :
searchplugins.zip
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Installation :
Copy .xml files in the firefox folder : 'searchplugins' : C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\searchplugins\



Documentation :
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Cr ... or_Firefox



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Update

Added PHP, MySQL, MSDN Library.
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Post by Max »

COOL!
congratulations!

hey, it's possible to open the seach in a new TAB?
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I'm not a plug in expert (or any other kind for that matter), but these don't seem to work on ff 1.5.0.9

The plug ins seem to be a different format - .src extension?

Of course, it may well be me :)

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Yes, you're right.

You need FireFox2 for these plugins as the format as been changed for the new 'OpenSearch Protocol' supported by FireFox2 and IE7.

And imho you should update your firefox to 2.0.0.1 :)
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Max wrote:COOL!
congratulations!

hey, it's possible to open the seach in a new TAB?
don't know - maybe - i will inquire.


[EDIT]
can't find any information on such feature in the specifications (http://www.opensearch.org/Specifications)
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Flype wrote:Yes, you're right.

You need FireFox2 for these plugins as the format as been changed for the new 'OpenSearch Protocol' supported by FireFox2 and IE7.

And imho you should update your firefox to 2.0.0.1 :)
I will eventually. My firefox upgrades are dependent on plug-in upgrades for a few of my 'essential' plug-ins - roboform being one.

I probably should check again and see if the ones I like are available now.

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rsts wrote:I'm not a plug in expert (or any other kind for that matter), but these don't seem to work on ff 1.5.0.9

The plug ins seem to be a different format - .src extension?

Of course, it may well be me :)

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hi,

can you, please, show me what looks like a FireFox1.5.x .src file ?
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Links dead? Seems like it is hosted on a dyndns server!?

If you need stable & fast php/mysql based webspace, fell free to contact me! I have a lot of it free for free. :D
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Add english wikipedia? =)
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Google .src plugin for 1.5.0.9

Code: Select all

# Mozilla/Google plug-in by amitp+mozilla@google.com

<search 
   name="Google"
   description="Google Search"
   method="GET"
   action="http://www.google.com/search"
   queryCharset="utf-8"
>

<input name="q" user>
<inputnext name="start" factor="10">
<inputprev>
<input name="ie" value="utf-8">
<input name="oe" value="utf-8">

<interpret 
    browserResultType="result" 
    charset = "UTF-8"
    resultListStart="<!--a-->" 
    resultListEnd="<!--z-->" 
    resultItemStart="<!--m-->" 
    resultItemEnd="<!--n-->"
>
</search>

<browser
    update="https://addons.mozilla.org/searchplugins/updates/google.src"
    updateIcon="https://addons.mozilla.org/searchplugins/updates/google.gif"
    updateCheckDays="1"
>
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Post by gnozal »

Maybe a little off-topic, but you can also do it with Opera :
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And you have your custom PB search engine (Opera even gets the correct 'Z' icon !)
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Search.ini wrote:[Search Engine 33]
Name=Purebasic (Forum)
Verbtext=0
URL=http://www.purebasic.fr/english/search.php
Query=search_terms=all&search_keywords=%s
Key=p
Is post=1
Has endseparator=0
Encoding=iso-8859-15
Search Type=0
Position=-1
Nameid=0
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>> Opera even gets the correct 'Z' icon !
same with FireFox
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ts-soft wrote:>> Opera even gets the correct 'Z' icon !
same with FireFox
I meant without any special settings (like in Flype's xml's).
Opera and FireFox are both great anyway :wink:
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>> I meant without any special settings (like in Flype's xml's).
Sorry, i haven't seen this line in the xml :oops:
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