[DQSD-Users] Mailinator Search
I've put together a search that allows you to open www.mailinator.com at a specified mailbox. Mailinator, for those of you who have yet to abuse its service, accepts email to ANY address without any prior warning. You can then go and retrieve any email in any mailbox you want. One of its best uses is for sites that want an email before they let you in or allow downloads but spam the heck out of you afterwards. Using mailinator they never get any useful addresses. The official FAQ can be found here: http://www.mailinator.com/mailinator/Faq.do I've called the search mailinate so you can still Google for mailinator (and because i have a local alias set up to make it nice and short :)) My only problem is which category it should come under... Any suggestions? Dean -- Dean Wilson http://www.unixdaemon.net Profanity is the one language all programmers understand --- Anon --- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf ___ To unsubscribe visit: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dqsd-users [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=8601
[DQSD-Users] XRL Shorten URL 'search'
I've written a simple plugin for the xrl.us Metamark Shorten Service (the
site can be reached at either http://xrl.us or http://metamark.net/ but the
shortened links point to xrl.us to save characters.)
There is already a MakeAShorterLink plugin so i don't know if its worth
including both in the DQSD distro, i use xrl.us for other things as it has
a number of bindings available so i thought I'd write it for my own use if
nothing else.
At the moment I've set the search description up as xrl.us: Metamark
Shorten Service rather than the other way around as it's easier for me to
remember, if it'd be better the other way around let me know and I'll
change it.
Dean
--
Profanity is the one language all programmers understand
--- Anon
search function=xrl
namexrl.us: Metamark Shorten Service/name
description
Shorten long and unwieldy URLs.br/
div class=helpboxDescLabelsExample:/div
table class=helpboxDescTable
trtdxrl http://www.unixdaemon.net/dqsd_searches.html/td/tr
/table
/description
categoryFunctions/category
linkhttp://metamark.net//link
contributorDean Wilson/contributor
form name=xrlf
method=post
action=http://metamark.net/add;
input type=hidden name=long_url value= /
/form
script![CDATA[
function xrl(q)
{
if( nullArgs(xrl, q) )
return false;
else
{
document.xrlf.long_url.value = q;
submitForm(xrlf);
}
}
]]/script
copyright
Copyright (c) 2002 David Bau
Distributed under the terms of the
GNU Public License, Version 2 (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.txt)
/copyright
/search
[DQSD-Users] The Webpoll Search...
I contributed is unfortunately no longer working. The company that was running it has been acquired and the UK technical operations have been pretty much shut down, this includes both the webpoll software and myself. From what I've been told it looks extremely unlikely that it will be coming back so it would probably make sense to remove it from the next release if that's possible. Sorry about this and any work it causes. Dean -- Profanity is the one language all programmers understand --- Anon --- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Etnus, makers of TotalView, The best thread debugger on the planet. Designed with thread debugging features you've never dreamed of, try TotalView 6 free at www.etnus.com. ___ To unsubscribe visit: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dqsd-users [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=8601
[DQSD-Users] Perldoc Search - first version
After spending some time looking for an excuse to try out the Dave's Quick
Search Deskbar Search Wizard (Verdict: very cool!) i decided to build a
search for the online perldoc repository (located at
http://www.perldoc.com/ not surprisingly.) Which allows you to search the
built in functions in Perl by version number, something which saves me
having a bundle of different documentation packages installed on all my
machines.
In the doc examples I've shown something i thought would save a couple of
keystrokes, the version number can be anything from a verbose /perl5.6.0
to a terse and more perlish /56
I've attached a working draft of the search but i have a couple of
questions for the list:
1. Should this kind of search live in the Computers-programming section or
the Computer-reference section? The existing language references (PHP and
Javascript) live in programming so I've done the same but i thought i
should ask.
2. I've used a bundle of separate cases in the switch statement, is there a
better way of doing this in Javascript such as maybe regexps in the case
statements?
The search itself has been working fine for me but while i was putting it
together i had some problems with the javascript switch/case statements, it
seemed to be matching strings like 'perl5.6' at the case perl5.6.1 code,
presumably it matched the substring and stopped there so I've altered the
order of the statement around a bit and its working but it seems a bit
kludgy. If any one knows a better way to do this I'd appreciate the
feedback.
HTH and thanks for keeping DQSD such a valuable tool.
Dean
--
Profanity is the one language all programmers understand
--- Anon
search function=perldoc
namePerldoc Search/name
categoryComputerscategoryProgramming/category/category
contributorDean Wilson/contributor
linkhttp://perldoc.com//link
emaildean dot wilson3 at virgin dot net/email
description
Search the online documentation for builtin functions from any released
version of Perl. Defaults to version 5.8.0 (The newest release as of May
25 2003)
div class=helpboxDescLabelsSwitches:/div
table class=helpboxDescTable
trtd/perl5.8.0/tdtd - /tdtdSearch within Perl version 5.8.0/td/tr
trtd/perl5.6.1/tdtd - /tdtdSearch within Perl version 5.6.1/td/tr
trtd/perl5.6.0/tdtd - /tdtdSearch within Perl version 5.6.0/td/tr
trtd/perl5.005_03/tdtd - /tdtdSearch within Perl version 5.005_03/td/tr
trtd/perl5.004_05/tdtd - /tdtdSearch within Perl version 5.004_05/td/tr
/table
div class=helpboxDescLabelsExamples:/div
table class=helpboxDescTable
trtdperldoc fileno/td/tr
trtdperldoc opendir /perl5.6.1/td/tr
trtdperldoc closedir /561/td/tr
trtdperldoc readdir /56/td/tr
/table
/description
form name=perldocf
method=get
action=http://perldoc.com/cgi-bin/htsearch;
input type=hidden name=words value= /
input type=hidden name=restrict value= /
/form
script![CDATA[
function perldoc(q)
{
if( nullArgs(perldoc, q) )
return;
var args = parseArgs(q, perl5.6, perl5.8.0, perl5.6.1, perl5.6.0, perl5.005_03, perl5.004_05, perl5.8, perl58, 5.8.0, 580, 58, perl56, 5.6.0, 560, 56, perl561, 5.6.1, 561, 5.005_03, 5.004_05);
if ( args.switches.length == 1)
{
switch( args.switches[0].name )
{
//basic catches, these are identical to params passed to the cgi
case perl5.6:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.6;
break;
case perl5.8.0:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.8.0;
break;
case perl5.6.1:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.6.1;
break;
case perl5.6.0:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.6;
break;
case perl5.005_03:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.005_03;
break;
case perl5.004_05:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.004_05;
break;
// shorthand catches for the lazy, and me.
case perl5.8:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.8.0;
break;
case perl58:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.8.0;
break;
case 5.8.0:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.8.0;
break;
case 580:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.8.0;
break;
case 58:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.8.0;
break;
case perl56:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.6;
break;
case 5.6.0:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.6;
break;
case 560:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.6;
break;
case 56:
document.perldocf.restrict.value = perl5.6;
break;
case perl561:
[DQSD-Users] Site Performance addin
Hello list
I've put together a small search that uses a serverside app called
WebPoll to show the timings of 'objects' on a webpage. I wrote it for work
purposes (I work for the site owners WebPerform and it made sense to add it
to the toolbar as i use both frequently) and thought i'd share it
considering how useful the other searches have been to me.
If anything needs to be modifed to make it more useful or any
improvements/fixes need to be put in all feedback is welcome.
Dean
--
Profanity is the one language all programmers understand
--- Anon
search function=webpoll
nameWebPerform Webpoll/name
description
Webpoll displays a graph illustrating the timings of the objects on a web page.br/
div class=helpboxDescLabelsExample:/div
table class=helpboxDescTable
trtdwebpoll www.google.com/td/tr
trtdwebpoll slashdot.com/td/tr
trtdwebpoll http://www.perl.com/td/tr
/table
/description
categoryComputers/category
linkhttp://www.webperform.com//link
form name=webpollf
action=http://www.webperform.com/scripts/webpoll.exe;
method=post
input type=hidden name=url/
/form
script![CDATA[
function webpoll(q)
{
if( nullArgs(webpoll, q) )
return false;
else
{
document.webpollf.url.value = q;
submitForm(webpollf);
}
}
]]/script
/search
