On 10/01/2012 05:38 PM, Diego Zamboni wrote:
> Can you point me to a reference on how to implement one? I'd be happy to do 
> it.
>
> I personally use it by defining a search keyword and using it directly from 
> the URL bar. I believe Firefox supports them natively, for Safari I use the 
> KeySearch extension:http://www.macosxtips.co.uk/keysearch/help

I covered how to do it in my review.
http://www.cmdln.org/2012/03/29/review-learning-cfengine-3/

You can use Die­gos’ index as a search provider in your browser. You can 
use searchplugins.net to cre­ate a search for it. Just enter 
http://cf-learn.info/ref/TEST in the Search URL box. Set the title to 
“CFEngine Ref­er­ence Man­ual”, hit cre­ate plug-in and click the link 
to install the search plug-in. Once that’s done you can cre­ate a 
key­word to use in the address bar as well by click­ing your search 
provider drop-down icon, going to “Man­age Search Engines”, select­ing 
the provider and finally “Edit Key­word”. Now you can use the search box 
in your browser or you can use your key­word in you address bar to 
quickly and effi­ciently search the CFEngine Ref­er­ence Man­ual. Ok 
lets get out of chap­ter two already, I don’t want to com­pletely turn 
into the sham­wow guy.
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