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Originally Posted by BrentDC
Just got update from extras-testing and I'm impressed! Good work! :) Although adding new search engine was sligthy confusing at first, didn't know what is the "query" field for. But I figured it out later on so I now have my microbar by default right on my desktop, yay! :)
Hi all,
I was able to find some time and have released TouchSearch 2.0-1 into extras-devel and since promoted it to extras-testing (testing page here).
As always, feel free to report any bugs in the maemo.org bugzilla.
Thanks!
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2010-01-08
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Originally Posted by evad
Cann you explain how it actually works? I tried to add dict.cc but i wasn't successfull
Just got update from extras-testing and I'm impressed! Good work!Although adding new search engine was sligthy confusing at first, didn't know what is the "query" field for. But I figured it out later on so I now have my microbar by default right on my desktop, yay!
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Originally Posted by BoeMatic
Try:
Cann you explain how it actually works? I tried to add dict.cc but i wasn't successfull :confused:
URL: http://www.something.com/?q=replaceme
Query: replaceme
Brent, as you can see it's not only confusing me. I'd suggest simplifying this by getting rid of "Query" box and adding a little note under "URL" field saying sth like "Use %s sign where a query string should be placed".
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2010-01-08
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Originally Posted by evad
Ahhh thank you very much
Try:
URL: http://www.something.com/?q=replaceme
Query: replaceme
Brent, as you can see it's not only confusing me. I'd suggest simplifying this by getting rid of "Query" box and adding a little note under "URL" field saying sth like "Use %s sign where a query string should be placed".
now it works.
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2010-01-08
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Hi,
I'm aware thet the fields can be a bit confusing at first, so that is why I had the warning that it is important to read the help.
When you click on Help in the options dialog it should go to this little webpage I put up (the site still needs a ton of work, but the FAQ page ls finished):
http://touchsearch.org/index.php?opt...d=47&Itemid=30
There it goes into great detail on how to add search engines
I'm aware thet the fields can be a bit confusing at first, so that is why I had the warning that it is important to read the help.
When you click on Help in the options dialog it should go to this little webpage I put up (the site still needs a ton of work, but the FAQ page ls finished):
http://touchsearch.org/index.php?opt...d=47&Itemid=30
There it goes into great detail on how to add search engines
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Originally Posted by BrentDC
Who reads help files nowadays? ;)
Hi,
I'm aware thet the fields can be a bit confusing at first, so that is why I had the warning that it is important to read the help.
When you click on Help in the options dialog it should go to this little webpage I put up (the site still needs a ton of work, but the FAQ page ls finished):
http://touchsearch.org/index.php?opt...d=47&Itemid=30
There it goes into great detail on how to add search engines :)
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2010-01-08
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Originally Posted by evad
Yeah, I know....
Who reads help files nowadays?
But, since adding search engines isn't the easiest thing in the world (for example, you can't do it on Firefox), those that want to need to read the help.
Or forever hold their peace.
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Originally Posted by BrentDC
Nonetheless, you could still drop "Query" box, allow typing "%s" marker directly within URL and explain that in details in help. This way at least advanced users won't get confused, as %s is pretty widely recognizable "replaceme" sign in such things, isn't it? ;)
Yeah, I know....
But, since adding search engines isn't the easiest thing in the world (for example, you can't do it on Firefox), those that want to need to read the help.
Or forever hold their peace. :D
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2010-01-08
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Really excited to download this package!
However, I just grabbed it from the app manager and it's not showing up on my desktop. I know it's enabled since it shows as installed and doesn't appear in my list of inactive widgets in my desktop's "add widget" dialog.
I've seen this problem before ( looking at you DiggHomeWidget...) but a reboot usually solved it. This time, I've rebooted twice and still can't see the touchsearch widget.
Any tips?
Last edited by cddiede; 2010-01-08 at 17:03.
However, I just grabbed it from the app manager and it's not showing up on my desktop. I know it's enabled since it shows as installed and doesn't appear in my list of inactive widgets in my desktop's "add widget" dialog.
I've seen this problem before ( looking at you DiggHomeWidget...) but a reboot usually solved it. This time, I've rebooted twice and still can't see the touchsearch widget.
Any tips?
Last edited by cddiede; 2010-01-08 at 17:03.
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I was able to find some time and have released TouchSearch 2.0-1 into extras-devel and since promoted it to extras-testing (testing page here).
As always, feel free to report any bugs in the maemo.org bugzilla.
Thanks!
-Brent
Author of TouchSearch -- web searching software for Maemo 5.
Mobile Device lineage: Palm Z22 -> Palm TX -> Nokia N800 -> Nokia N900