Bookmarks: Multiple Keywords

[David Taylor]

It is possible to give a bookmark multiple keywords, for example by using a
separator between the words?

Thanks!

[squaredancer]

On 23.12.2007 17:20, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused David Taylor
to generate the following:? :

> It is possible to give a bookmark multiple keywords, for example by using a
> separator between the words?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>

try it and let us know what happened

reg

[David Taylor]

I've tried it with a comma and with a semicolon, no luck. Any other ideas?

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[David McRitchie]

"David Taylor"

> It is possible to give a bookmark multiple keywords, for example by
> using a separator between the words?

Hi David,
So it didn't work, and you are back to assigning two separate
bookmarks to the same url or bookmarklet and assigning
different keywords to each.

Perhaps you were thinking in terms of multiple parameters ?
In which case you would have to be very good with JavaScript
or find an example that parses. Here something to look at.
Firefox Tip: How to set up multi-parameter keyword searches
http://lifehacker.com/software/firefox/firefox-tip--how-to-set-up-multi+parameter-keyword-searches-240552.php

or check to see if there are more such gems:
google: bookmarklet with multiple parameters
--
HTH,
David McRitchie,
Firefox Custom: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/firefox/firefox.htm

[David Taylor]

I've had a look at the mozilla development pages and looks like multiple
keywords is a suggested feature for v3. Thanks for your link but it was
aimed at something slightly different (having two variables inside a smart
search).

Ta

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