A little something for the users of Firefox or Mozilla

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A little something for the users of Firefox or Mozilla

Post by freak »

Hello all,

I creates search plugins to use the browser's search field to do a search
on pb related sites. (Forums, PureArea, RecourceSite)
Should work with Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox or Netscape 6.
(except the results are not displayed in the mozilla sidebar)

Get them here:

http://freak.purearea.net/tools/

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Re: A little something for the users of Firefox or Mozilla

Post by PB »

Thanks Freak! :)

Question: Did you code these additions in PB, or XUL? I'm a new Firebird
user (haven't got Firefox yet) and would love to write extensions for Firebird,
but I'm too lazy to start learning XUL. :oops:
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Post by freak »

These plugins are just small script files, very easy do create. (no PB stuff)
Have a look in the "searchplugins" folder, at the *.src files, there you see.

For the forum search, i had to create a little php wrapper, because these
plugins don't support the POST mehtod.

There is more info here: (sever currently down)
http://mycroft.mozdev.org/deepdocs/quickstart.html

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Post by Grumble »

Works better than searching from the forum itself, with a clearer presentation of the results (listed by topic, which doesn't seem to work on from the forum itself).
Thanks :D
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Post by freak »

You just have to change the "Display Results as: " to Topics instead of Posts.
That should do the trick.

I just prefer this way, that's why the wrapper i wrote does it like that.

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Post by Grumble »

It should, I know. But for some reason it doesn't work from my PC, no matter wether I use IE or Firefox. But with you're plugin I'm saved, so I don't care anymore.
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