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03 Jul 08

Making Use Of Some Bookmarklets | MakeUseOf.com

28 Jun 08

Official Google Reader Blog: Share anything. Anytime. Anywhere.

Share anything with a bookmarklet - Just drag this link from the Notes page up to your browser's bookmark bar and click, click, click your way to easy, no-subscription sharing in Reader. You can share any content from any web page, even if the site doesn't have a feed. For even more control over what gets shared, select some text from the page before clicking the "Note in Reader" bookmarklet and your selection will appear as the item's body. There's also a space for you to add an editorial note when you need to let your friends know why you are sharing something. You can always uncheck "Add to shared items" if you want to add something to Reader without also adding it to your shared items.

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25 Sep 07

Subsimple Navigation Bookmarklets

  • Leave Frameset

    Breaks out of frames, making the main frame in a frameset fill the whole window.
    The bookmarklet can't know which frame is the main frame, so it uses the last
    frame found. This is usually the bottom right frame, but not in all cases.


    Note: Iframes will cause the bookmarklet to display an error message
    (saying "Access is denied" or something like that).



    Explorer, Netscape 6+, Mozilla, Opera: Leave Frameset
  • Continuous Reload

    Reloads the current page or frameset continuously at a specified interval. Similar to
    Opera's reload feature - almost. Mozilla will scroll to the same horizontal position on the page
    after reloading, but the other browsers will jump to the top of the page.


    Note: The timer is still active after you open a link on the page (unless you
    open the link in a new window).



    Explorer, Mozilla: Continuous Reload


    Netscape 4: Continuous Reload
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Subsimple ActiveX Bookmarklets

  • Tables to Excel

    Copies the content of all tables with at least 2 rows and 2 columns into a new Excel workbook.


    Example: Try the bookmarklet on this page.
    It will open two or three new workbooks.



    Explorer: Tables to Excel

Opera Browser Wiki :: Opera Bookmarklets Page

  • Convert to bookmark (author: CrazyTerabyte) - This thing gets some string and convert it to a bookmarklet of this form: javascript:document.write("original string");document.close(); The original string will have all sequences of tabs, line feeds, carriage returns and form feeds converted to only one space. The single and double quotes will be converted and escaped as well.
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jalarie: BookMarklets

Bookmarklets and your Library:

    • This is what a typical bookmarklet
      looks like.  This bookmarklet will search the UNCG catalog for
      the selected terms or keywords entered.       


      javascript:if(navigator.appName=='Netscape'){Qr=document.getSelection()}else{Qr=document.selection.createRange().text};if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt('Keywords',''))}if(Qr)location.href='http://dra.uncg.edu/web2/tramp2.exe/do_ccl_search/guest?setting_key=english&servers=1home&query='+escape(Qr) 

       
       
       
       
       
       


      • The underlined section
        is the portion you would replace with your library catalog or other
        search engine URL. 
      • ‘query=’ is
        the part of the URL telling the catalog what keywords are being searched
        for.
      • +escape(Qr) represents
        the words the user selects or types in the popup box.  The escape(Qr)
        can be in any part of the URL.

  • UNCG bookmarklets


    http://library.uncg.edu/de/bookmarklets.asp


    http://library.uncg.edu/de/dbbookmarklets.asp 

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Burad's Blog: Little tweaks with javascript : Bookmarklets.

    • Now filling form with javascript :
      • javascript:function ab() {document.forms[0].login_username.value="someText" ; } ab() ;
      Now this javascript will fill the value "someText" in field login_username of form in html page.
    • And lets try to take some user-input :

      • javascript:function ab() {q=document.getSelection(); if(!q) {void(q=prompt('Text :',''))} else alert(q)} ab();
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