google custom search for extjs

[papasi]

I created the following custom searches for extjs


Extjs API Reference (http://google.com/coop/cse?cx=014137861241390232302%3Aqdvlzwvynic)

http://google.com/coop/cse?cx=014137861241390232302%3Aqdvlzwvynic

Extjs Forum Search (http://google.com/coop/cse?cx=014137861241390232302%3Anr-hhoqhk2g)

http://google.com/coop/cse?cx=014137861241390232302%3Anr-hhoqhk2g


If you think it is useful to newbies (or ext users in general), you can sticky in the help forum or link it from the documentation.

Disclaimer : I did not and will not link it to my adsense account (and I don't have one), so it is just something that I want to share. If Jack or Brian have the time, you can create your own instead and link them here.

Thanks

[BernardChhun]

awesome! ;)

[corey.gilmore]

I created one of these a while back too, and have a custom search for Firefox 1.5, 2.0 and IE 7. It's linked to my AdSense account because if Google's going to make some money, I figured I might as well get my cut. The src/xml files are easy to change to use any URL if someone wanted to make an official Ext search plugin.

Search provider: http://crepitus.com/extsearch/
Search page: http://www.google.com/?cx=010736615136730927668%3Ackptiikp2n0

If you want to make your own search provider check out these pages:

http://software.hixie.ch/utilities/cgi/data/data
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Creating_OpenSearch_plugins_for_Firefox

[GalaxySong]

Many thanks to papasi (http://extjs.com/forum/member.php?u=1646). I especially like the Forum Search.

[brian.moeskau]

Hey guys, thanks for bringing this up again. The Google search does work really well and will make a good addition to the toolkit for people looking for Ext help.

I decided to create an official Ext version of the API and forum searches, only so that we can tweak them ourselves if needed and also keep an eye on the stats to see what people are searching for. I also wanted to make sure that we knew of any changes that were made either to the search engines themselves, or to the terms of service from Google, or whatever else.

The "official" Ext versions are:

API Docs (http://google.com/coop/cse?cx=011693920879787039234%3Atlvkzfk9hy4)
Forum (http://google.com/coop/cse?cx=011693920879787039234%3Az7of1ufqccu)


These are also now linked on the Learn (http://extjs.com/learn-about-ext-javascript-library) page on the main site. Thanks again.

[tof]

Hi,

I personnaly prefer the "keyword search" method of firefox.

Just create a bookmark with the following url:

http://extjs.com/forum/search.php?do=process&quicksearch=1&childforums=1&exactname=1&s=&query=%s&showposts=0

And give it the keyword you want, for exemple : "extf"

Then you can type in the URL bar of firefox :
"extf json" to search json !

[GalaxySong]

Another good idea! I'm enjoying it.
BTW, my keyword for this is a simple "x".

[violinista]

Lets lift this theme up again: I created a custom ExtJs forum search plugin for FireFox, IE and Google Toolbar! Here it is:

http://tinyurl.com/27lea8

When a window is opened, just click here to install a plugin into your browser:
http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/4707/pluginhd5.jpg

When installed and activated, in FireFox it will look like:

http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/5738/extjsmz9.jpg


It helps me a lot. Enjoy! Improvements are welcome!

[mystix]

thanks =D>

btw, who's keiji saito? you?

[violinista]

Nope, keiji is author of that useful tool for creating custom searches.

There are no names like Keiji Saito here, in Serbia ;)

[mystix]

Nope, keiji is author of that useful tool for creating custom searches.

There are no names like Keiji Saito here, in Serbia ;)

for 1 moment there i thought you'd picked the wrong country in your profile B)

[mystix]

alritey, since i usually get more mileage from Google searches,
here's the ExtJS Forum Google Custom Search version:
http://tinyurl.com/33aa8b

and the ExtJS API Google Custom Search version:
http://tinyurl.com/2jcc2u

[violinista]

Thanks for that, we now have both versions and no chance to miss something ;)

[mystix]

Thanks for that, we now have both versions and no chance to miss something ;)

no problem. your recommendation was a good catch :D

p.s. i've added the links to my signature. whoopee

[Zyclops]

I've added the commands extjs %search% for searching the api, and extjsf %search% to yubnub. http://www.yubnub.org (Sorry I put .com before) There is a firefox plugin that can be found at the bottom of that page.

I urge you all to give it ago as it's saved me countless hours.

[mystix]

I've added the commands extjs %search% for searching the api, and extjsf %search% to yubnub. http://www.yubnub.com. There is a firefox plugin that can be found at the bottom of that page.

I urge you all to give it ago as it's saved me countless hours.

:-/ yubnub's down / broken...

[Zyclops]

Woah... it's only been down like twice in the last 2 years of using it (lots of times a day)

[Zyclops]

ahhh it's http://www.yubnub.org .... sorry guys :)

[rednix]

How about an Ext 2.0 API search update (as a Firefox search engine preferable)? The new API layout is great but sometimes it might be usefull to just hack directly into the search box of the browser... Any help?

[violinista]

I'm afraid this is not possible, because Docs API search uses PHP engine that returns JSON as results - so you can display it in browser only like that, not like webpage.