> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Glenn Carr > Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 3:21 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: [DQSD-Devel] Re: [DQSD-Users] dhtml search > Sensitivity: Personal > > > > Good thing the 3.1.4 came out. Huge changelog. (BTW, the web site > > was not updated accordingly. Should I dare ? Also, to Glenn : > > http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=114378 > > doesn't display properly, because of my putting html tags in > > changelog.txt). > > Ah... fixed it. Thanks. > > > OK, I commited an updated aliases.txt into CVS. 3 > suggestions / bugs : > > > > * The drawback of an alias instead of a xml is that "dhr?" makes > > the search for "?" instead of taking you to the specified > > reference URL in aliases.txt. Maybe this behaviour should be > > changed (but special consideration should be given to, say, what > > "???" should return). What do you think ? > > I don't understand. Sorry. I'll reformulate this : Type "gg?" -> you get the gg search description & syntax. If you add dhr|gg /ifl %s site:msdn.microsoft.com inurl:dhtml|DHTML reference at Microsoft|Lookup a DHTML item reference on the MS site|Computers in localaliases.txt and then type "drh?", unfortunately you don't get its description & syntax. It simply does the search on "?". I propose to change this behaviour, so that "drh?" would pop the description & syntax. But if so, how to handle "???" ? Should we interpret it as "give me the description & syntax on '??'" or do a null query on the alias "???" ? I think the simplest would be to rename "??" and "???" in aliases.txt. Hope I was clearer. :) > > > * Aliases, even when non-local (i.e. in aliases.txt), are > > mistakenly labeled as "[local]" in the DQSD menu. > > Oops! Good catch. Can you add a bug in the tracker? I'll do it, but SF's web server seems down at the moment. > > > * the whole anchor (i.e. "<a href='http://kjflsdkfjs>Alias > > reference URL</a>") is displayed in the DQSD menu. > > Can you give an example of this? Is it when you add it to > localaliases.txt? Example : attached is the latest aliases.txt I CVSed today. See the last 2 lines ? Add them to your own aliases.txt, bang dqsd and... "?dhr" brings a correct description, with the title that is a hyperlink to the URL set in aliases.txt (or at least I *guess* it, because for some reason I haven't been able to click on the hyperlinks for a couple of months). Now, press F1, go to "computers", and you can see "<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/dhtmlrefs.asp";>DHTML reference at Microsoft</a>" instead of just "DHTML reference at Microsoft" (see attached screenshot). Cheers, MLL
// aliases.txt
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// This is where the default aliases are defined.
//
// You should *NOT* add your own aliases here. User aliases can be placed in the
// localaliases.txt file which will not be overwritten when a new version of the
// toolbar is installed.
//
// The format is as follows:
// shortcut | search command | link/menu text | description text | category
//
// Shortcuts that reference a function name only, have the menu text extracted
// from the function definition directly.
//
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
~|uns
!|gg %s /ifl|I'm Feeling Lucky!|Go directly to Google's top-ranked result.|Search the
Web
@|yhe
@@|bfe
#|sb
##|sb %s /business|Switchboard Business|Search the Switchboard Yellow Pages.|People
and Places
#*|phsp
$|stk
$$|dlt
$$$|pw
%|ebay
^|av
&|gg %s /cache|Google Cache|Given a URL, loads Google's cached copy of the web
page.|Search the Web
&&|ia
*|aw
-|fst
+|mq
=|clc
[|enc
]|xref
{|dp
:|mwd
::|dic
;|ths
;;|mwt
,|gg %s /groups|Google Groups|Search Google's newsgroup archive.|Search the Web
,,|faq
.|cnn
>|gg %s /advanced|Google Advanced|Use the Google Advanced Search page.|Search the Web
>>|dl
?|qsfind
??|gg %s /directory|Google Directory|Search Google's copy of the DMOZ open
directory.|Search the Web
???|aj
dhr|gg /ifl %s site:msdn.microsoft.com inurl:dhtml|<a
href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/dhtmlrefs.asp";>DHTML
reference at Microsoft</a>|Lookup a DHTML item reference on the MS site|Computers
w3r|gg /ifl %s element site:www.w3.org inurl:REC-html40|<a
href="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/";>DHTML reference at the World Wide Web
Consortium</a>|Lookup a DHTML item reference on the W3.org site|Computers
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