WP Codex Search

14 Comments

1. fritz

   Sep 6th, 2010

   i have mozilla version 3.6.6 and installed ubiquity 0.6, when i entered this site i allowed the script but when pressing cntrl+space and typing wp [wp code] it does not work. Can you please help me make this work?

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   • Ricardo

     Nov 19th, 2010

     did you got it to work? i have the same prob. with this thing

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     • Oleg

       Jun 2nd, 2011

       ditto. It seems Vladimir no more need of the plugin for himself and abandon its development.
       Mr Prelovac, may be you share you currently dev utils experience in replace of this ubiquity plugin. Thank you

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       • Vladimir

         Jun 3rd, 2011

         Oleg, nowadays I just use Google :)

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2. Lee

   Nov 23rd, 2009

   Here's the updated Ubiquity Command, I got it from https://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Ubiquity/Commands_In_The_Wild#PHP, have fun!

   CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
   homepage: "http://taukon.de/ubiquity-php-function-doc.php",
   author: {name: "Sebastian Barthenheier", email: "tauven@gmail.com"},
   license: "MPL,GPL",
   description: "Searching in the PHP Documentation (Quickreference)",
   help: "Enter text to search for",
   names: ['php'],
   arguments: [ {role: 'object', nountype: noun_arb_text, label: 'query'}],
   preview: function(pblock, args) {
   pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate("Searching for ${query} in the PHP documentation", args.object.text);
   },
   execute: function(args) {
   Utils.openUrlInBrowser("http://php.net/search.php" +
   Utils.paramsToString({pattern: args.object.text, show: "quickref"}
   )
   );
   }
   });

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   • tinynumbers

     Aug 31st, 2010

     Lee - the updated command works for searching the PHP docs; here as an updated version of Prelovac's Ubiquity command for searching the WordPress Codex:

     // WordPress codex search plugin for Ubiquity by Vladimir Prelovac
     // Based on php search by Sebastian Barthenheier
     // http://www.prelovac.com/vladimir

     CmdUtils.CreateCommand(
     {
     names: ['wp'],
     arguments: [ { role: 'object', nountype: noun_arb_text, label:'function'} ],
     icon: "http://s.wordpress.org/favicon.ico?2",
     homepage: "http://www.prelovac.com/vladimir/ubiquity/wordpress-search",
     author: {name: "Vladimir Prelovac", email: "vprelovac@gmail.com"},
     license: "MPL,GPL",
     description: "Search WordPress codex documentation",
     help: "Enter WordPress search",
     execute: function(args)
     {
     searchText = jQuery.trim(args.object.text);
     var url = "http://wordpress.org/search/{QUERY}"
     var urlString = url.replace("{QUERY}", searchText);
     Utils.openUrlInBrowser(urlString);
     },
     preview: function(pblock, args)
     {
     searchText = jQuery.trim(args.object.text);
     if(searchText.length <= 0)
     {
     pblock.innerHTML = "Search WordPress Codex documentation";
     return;
     }
     var previewTemplate = "Search WordPress Codex for ${query}";
     var previewData = {query: searchText};
     pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(previewTemplate, previewData);
     }
     });

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     • Vladimir

       Aug 31st, 2010

       Thanks updated the code

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3. David McCart

   Aug 10th, 2009

   sadly I'm having problems to get this to work; I'm using Ubiquity 0.1.9 - of course it immediately suggested I upgraded to the the 0.5.x version, but that might mean existing scripts might not work. Hit up the one with PHP doc search, and it gave this scary warning, read the script and it seemed like the code was not malicious (imagine that?) so I said ok.
   I've got to your site, and nothing happens :(
   And of course its your book that I'm reading to get to this point.
   If you have any insight, I'd be most grateful.
   I recognise your picture so I must have been here for one of your other articles.
   I heard God used Object-Oriented COBOL to code the universe..
   thanks,
   David

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4. Jason Gill

   Jul 17th, 2009

   This plugin will not work with the latest ubiquity parser 2 https://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Ubiquity/Parser_2_API_Conversion_Tutorial

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5. Vladimir

   Apr 3rd, 2009

   You need to install Ubiquity first, and then you will get a notice when you visit this page.

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6. Cathy C.

   Apr 3rd, 2009

   Must confess I need instructions to install your plug-in. All I see is your javascript source file. How do I use this?????

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7. Guga Alves

   Mar 6th, 2009

   Hey, how i install this ????

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8. nutrition360

   Jan 7th, 2009

   Great plugin, thanks!

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9. Mike P.

   Dec 12th, 2008

   Great plugin, thanks!

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