> google slashdot.org for apple and it will do a google search like:
> site:slashdot.org apple

> Any suggestions would be welcome... The only thing I can think of to
> make it better would be to detect if the first argument is a domain
> name, so that it would cut down on "errors", where a person actually
> was using the word for in a google search.

> CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
>         name: "google",
>         icon: "http://www.google.com/favicon.ico",
>         searchURL: "http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=",
>         description: "Searches Google for your words.",
>         takes: {"site_or_keywords": noun_arb_text},
>         modifiers: {"for": noun_arb_text},

>         execute: function(site_or_keywords, modifiers)
>         {
>         var query = this.buildQuery(site_or_keywords,modifiers);
>                 Utils.openUrlInBrowser( this.searchURL + query );
>         },

>         preview: function(pblock, site_or_keywords, modifiers) {
>                 var query = this.buildQuery(site_or_keywords,modifiers);
>                 var pTemplate = "Searches Google for <b>${query}</b>";
>                 var pData = {query: query };
>                 pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(pTemplate, pData);

>                 var url = "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web";
>                 var params = { v: "1.0", q: query };

>                 jQuery.get( url, params, function(data) {
>                         var numToDisplay = 3;
>                         var results = data.responseData.results.splice( 0, numToDisplay );

>                         pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate( {file:"google-
> search.html"},{results:results} ); }, "json");
>         },

>         buildQuery: function(site_or_keywords, modifiers)
>         {
>                 if(modifiers.for.text) { return 'site:' + site_or_keywords.text + '
> ' + modifiers.for.text; }
>         else { return site_or_keywords.text; }
>         },

> });

> Does this looks fine to you ?

> -pvncad

> On Sep 3, 7:40 am, Chris <chris.pick...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > One of the suggested commands was a site search in google (ie
> > site:slashdot.org apple), it seemed to me a little strange to have two
> > commands for this, and not quite in line with the whole natural
> > language thing. So I made this update to the google command, so that
> > you can do something like:

> > google slashdot.org for apple and it will do a google search like:
> > site:slashdot.org apple

> > Any suggestions would be welcome... The only thing I can think of to
> > make it better would be to detect if the first argument is a domain
> > name, so that it would cut down on "errors", where a person actually
> > was using the word for in a google search.

> > CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
> >         name: "google",
> >         icon: "http://www.google.com/favicon.ico",
> >         searchURL: "http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=",
> >         description: "Searches Google for your words.",
> >         takes: {"site_or_keywords": noun_arb_text},
> >         modifiers: {"for": noun_arb_text},

> >         execute: function(site_or_keywords, modifiers)
> >         {
> >         var query = this.buildQuery(site_or_keywords,modifiers);
> >                 Utils.openUrlInBrowser( this.searchURL + query );
> >         },

> >         preview: function(pblock, site_or_keywords, modifiers) {
> >                 var query = this.buildQuery(site_or_keywords,modifiers);
> >                 var pTemplate = "Searches Google for <b>${query}</b>";
> >                 var pData = {query: query };
> >                 pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(pTemplate, pData);

> >                 var url = "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web";
> >                 var params = { v: "1.0", q: query };

> >                 jQuery.get( url, params, function(data) {
> >                         var numToDisplay = 3;
> >                         var results = data.responseData.results.splice( 0, numToDisplay );

> >                         pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate( {file:"google-
> > search.html"},{results:results} ); }, "json");
> >         },

> >         buildQuery: function(site_or_keywords, modifiers)
> >         {
> >                 if(modifiers.for.text) { return 'site:' + site_or_keywords.text + '
> > ' + modifiers.for.text; }
> >         else { return site_or_keywords.text; }
> >         },

> > });

> In addition to pvncad's variant (good idea), would it be possible for
> the command to make a suggestion based on the current page's domain?
> This way if you are on slashdot and Ubiq "google apple", it would
> offer "google apple (in <domain>)" and "google apple in slashdot.org".

> Cheers,
> Julien

> On Sep 2, 10:14 pm, pvncad <pvn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Instead of using "google slashdot.org for apple",  does "google apple
> > in slashdot.org" looks better ?
> > I feel this format will give more flexibility for search as I can
> > start with normal google search and if I am not satisfied with
> > search result in preview, then i can refine it to a particular site.

> > Does this looks fine to you ?

> > -pvncad

> > On Sep 3, 7:40 am, Chris <chris.pick...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > One of the suggested commands was a site search in google (ie
> > > site:slashdot.org apple), it seemed to me a little strange to have two
> > > commands for this, and not quite in line with the whole natural
> > > language thing. So I made this update to the google command, so that
> > > you can do something like:

> > > google slashdot.org for apple and it will do a google search like:
> > > site:slashdot.org apple

> > > Any suggestions would be welcome... The only thing I can think of to
> > > make it better would be to detect if the first argument is a domain
> > > name, so that it would cut down on "errors", where a person actually
> > > was using the word for in a google search.

> > > CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
> > >         name: "google",
> > >         icon: "http://www.google.com/favicon.ico",
> > >         searchURL: "http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=",
> > >         description: "Searches Google for your words.",
> > >         takes: {"site_or_keywords": noun_arb_text},
> > >         modifiers: {"for": noun_arb_text},

> > >         execute: function(site_or_keywords, modifiers)
> > >         {
> > >         var query = this.buildQuery(site_or_keywords,modifiers);
> > >                 Utils.openUrlInBrowser( this.searchURL + query );
> > >         },

> > >         preview: function(pblock, site_or_keywords, modifiers) {
> > >                 var query =
> this.buildQuery(site_or_keywords,modifiers);
> > >                 var pTemplate = "Searches Google for <b>${query}</b>";
> > >                 var pData = {query: query };
> > >                 pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(pTemplate,
> pData);

> > >                 var url = "
> http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web";
> > >                 var params = { v: "1.0", q: query };

> > >                 jQuery.get( url, params, function(data) {
> > >                         var numToDisplay = 3;
> > >                         var results = data.responseData.results.splice(
> 0, numToDisplay );

> > >                         pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(
> {file:"google-
> > > search.html"},{results:results} ); }, "json");
> > >         },

> > >         buildQuery: function(site_or_keywords, modifiers)
> > >         {
> > >                 if(modifiers.for.text) { return 'site:' +
> site_or_keywords.text + '
> > > ' + modifiers.for.text; }
> > >         else { return site_or_keywords.text; }
> > >         },

> > > });

> google apple here

> where,

> here is the present webite?

> - Mayuresh

> On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 6:43 AM, Julien Couvreur <julien.couvr...@gmail.com
> > wrote:

>> In addition to pvncad's variant (good idea), would it be possible for
>> the command to make a suggestion based on the current page's domain?
>> This way if you are on slashdot and Ubiq "google apple", it would
>> offer "google apple (in <domain>)" and "google apple in slashdot.org".

>> Cheers,
>> Julien

>> On Sep 2, 10:14 pm, pvncad <pvn...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Instead of using "google slashdot.org for apple",  does "google apple
>> > in slashdot.org" looks better ?
>> > I feel this format will give more flexibility for search as I can
>> > start with normal google search and if I am not satisfied with
>> > search result in preview, then i can refine it to a particular site.

>> > Does this looks fine to you ?

>> > -pvncad

>> > On Sep 3, 7:40 am, Chris <chris.pick...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> > > One of the suggested commands was a site search in google (ie
>> > > site:slashdot.org apple), it seemed to me a little strange to have
>> two
>> > > commands for this, and not quite in line with the whole natural
>> > > language thing. So I made this update to the google command, so that
>> > > you can do something like:

>> > > google slashdot.org for apple and it will do a google search like:
>> > > site:slashdot.org apple

>> > > Any suggestions would be welcome... The only thing I can think of to
>> > > make it better would be to detect if the first argument is a domain
>> > > name, so that it would cut down on "errors", where a person actually
>> > > was using the word for in a google search.

>> > > CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
>> > >         name: "google",
>> > >         icon: "http://www.google.com/favicon.ico",
>> > >         searchURL: "http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=",
>> > >         description: "Searches Google for your words.",
>> > >         takes: {"site_or_keywords": noun_arb_text},
>> > >         modifiers: {"for": noun_arb_text},

>> > >         execute: function(site_or_keywords, modifiers)
>> > >         {
>> > >         var query = this.buildQuery(site_or_keywords,modifiers);
>> > >                 Utils.openUrlInBrowser( this.searchURL + query );
>> > >         },

>> > >         preview: function(pblock, site_or_keywords, modifiers) {
>> > >                 var query =
>> this.buildQuery(site_or_keywords,modifiers);
>> > >                 var pTemplate = "Searches Google for <b>${query}</b>";
>> > >                 var pData = {query: query };
>> > >                 pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(pTemplate,
>> pData);

>> > >                 var url = "
>> http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web";
>> > >                 var params = { v: "1.0", q: query };

>> > >                 jQuery.get( url, params, function(data) {
>> > >                         var numToDisplay = 3;
>> > >                         var results =
>> data.responseData.results.splice( 0, numToDisplay );

>> > >                         pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(
>> {file:"google-
>> > > search.html"},{results:results} ); }, "json");
>> > >         },

>> > >         buildQuery: function(site_or_keywords, modifiers)
>> > >         {
>> > >                 if(modifiers.for.text) { return 'site:' +
>> site_or_keywords.text + '
>> > > ' + modifiers.for.text; }
>> > >         else { return site_or_keywords.text; }
>> > >         },

>> > > });

> --
> Mayuresh

> I don't know how I would go about updating the suggestion list, nor make
> "here" a "magic word". Any pointers?

> CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
>     name: "google",
>     icon: "http://www.google.com/favicon.ico",
>     searchURL: "http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=",
>     description: "Searches Google for your words.",
>     takes: {"keywords": noun_arb_text},
>     modifiers: {"in": noun_arb_text },

>     execute: function(keywords, modifiers)
>     {
>       var query = this.buildQuery(keywords,modifiers);
>         Utils.openUrlInBrowser( this.searchURL + query );
>      },

>     preview: function(pblock, keywords, modifiers) {
>         var query = this.buildQuery(keywords,modifiers);
>         var pTemplate = "Searches Google for <b>${query}</b>";
>         var pData = {query: query };
>         pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(pTemplate, pData);

>         var url = "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web";
>         var params = { v: "1.0", q: query };

>         jQuery.get( url, params, function(data) {
>             var numToDisplay = 3;
>             var results = data.responseData.results.splice( 0, numToDisplay
> );

>             pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(
> {file:"google-search.html"},{results:results} ); }, "json");
>     },

>     buildQuery: function(keywords, modifiers)
>     {
>         var site = modifiers.in.text;

>         if(modifiers.in.text)
>         {
>             if(modifiers.in.text == "here")
>             {
>                 bw = CmdUtils.getWindowInsecure();
>                 var url = bw.location.href;
>                 var re = /(https?:\/\/\w+?\..+\.\w+\/).*/;
>                 url = url.replace(re,"$1");

>                 site = url;
>             }

>             return 'site:' + site + ' ' + keywords.text;
>         }
>       else { return keywords.text; }
>     },

> });

> I don't know how I would go about updating the suggestion list, nor make
> "here" a "magic word". Any pointers?

> CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
>     name: "google",
>     icon: "http://www.google.com/favicon.ico",
>     searchURL: "http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=",
>     description: "Searches Google for your words.",
>     takes: {"keywords": noun_arb_text},
>     modifiers: {"in": noun_arb_text },

>     execute: function(keywords, modifiers)
>     {
>       var query = this.buildQuery(keywords,modifiers);
>         Utils.openUrlInBrowser( this.searchURL + query );
>      },

>     preview: function(pblock, keywords, modifiers) {
>         var query = this.buildQuery(keywords,modifiers);
>         var pTemplate = "Searches Google for <b>${query}</b>";
>         var pData = {query: query };
>         pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(pTemplate, pData);

>         var url = "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web";
>         var params = { v: "1.0", q: query };

>         jQuery.get( url, params, function(data) {
>             var numToDisplay = 3;
>             var results = data.responseData.results.splice( 0, numToDisplay
> );

>             pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(
> {file:"google-search.html"},{results:results} ); }, "json");
>     },

>     buildQuery: function(keywords, modifiers)
>     {
>         var site = modifiers.in.text;

>         if(modifiers.in.text)
>         {
>             if(modifiers.in.text == "here")
>             {
>                 bw = CmdUtils.getWindowInsecure();
>                 var url = bw.location.href;
>                 var re = /(https?:\/\/\w+?\..+\.\w+\/).*/;
>                 url = url.replace(re,"$1");

>                 site = url;
>             }

>             return 'site:' + site + ' ' + keywords.text;
>         }
>       else { return keywords.text; }
>     },

> });