How nice it would be if you were to just type "php array" and the array documentation in Php comes up ? :-). Well it can be done. :-)
Step 1: Create a new Bookmark (fairly simple to anyone who uses a browser)
Step 2: Right click on the bookmark and go to Properties
Step 3: Give the location: http://php.net/%s
Step 4: Set the keyword to php
Step 5: On your location bar, say "php array", for that matter any function :-), the doc comes up :D
Am trying to do a generic method for JavaDoc also. However the Javadoc provided by Sun contains webaddress like http://blah...../api/
Anyways, for now be happy with this :-)
There is another cool functionality that you can add to this. Ever wondered, what your search results would be in Yahoo!, Google, etc..
Step 1: Create a new Bookmark
Step 2: Right click on the bookmark -> Properties tab
Step 3: Set location to javascript:void(window.open('http://www.google.com/search?q=%s'));void(window.open('http://www.search.yahoo.com/search?p=%s'))
Step 4: Set keyword to search
Step 5: Say "search vivek" on your location bar
Up comes 2 windows, one Google result and the other Yahoo! :D
I have another one too.
Bookmark location: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%s
Try setting this up :-)
Good Luck, have fun with bookmarks :D
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