G'day
I'm looking for a script that can search multiple instances of Google
(or other search engines optionally). The user types in a single word
in the text field, presses ENTER or the submit button, and the browser
launches several instances of Google with the single word + other
search terms.
I would like to have this script because I'm a translator and
frequently need to look up the meaning of words. I Google using
combinations like searchterm+glossary, searchterm+terms,
searchterm+glossary+site:.countrycode (for country specific usage)
etc.
The way I see it, basically the script should take the user's word and
concatenate it with the prefix "http://www.google.com/search?q=" and
the suffix "+glossary&num=100", and then launch a window with that
URL. I managed to adapt a simple password URL script to do this, but
it only launches one instance of Google. I'd like to launch several
windows each with a different combination.
Searches for phrases can take the prefix
"http://www.google.com/search?q=%22" and the suffix
"%22+glossary&num=100", on a seperate section of the page meant for
phrase searches.
It would be nice if the script can automatically determine in the case
of single words that the words entered by the user needs to be
concatenated with "+" inbetween, but this is entirely optional. An
alternative method to allow the user to search more than one word is
to simply have a form with a number of text boxes. Since Google
ignores extra plusses in the search URL (a search for
searchterm+searchterm will yield the same result as
searchterm+++++searchterm or searchterm+++searchterm++), it won't
break the script if some of the boxes are left empty.
Does such a script exist, or if not, can anyone please write me one?
Thanks in advance.
Voetleuce