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== Firefox Extension I Want! ==
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This is a useful feature, but ideally i'd like firefox to automatically bring me to the bug page if I gave it any MDL- address in the address bar ;)
This is a useful feature, but ideally i'd like firefox to automatically bring me to the bug page if I gave it any MDL- address in the address bar ;)
Not exactly what you want, but you might try adding the "'''Google Moodle'''" search engine plugin to your Firefox search bar (http://mycroft.mozdev.org/search-engines.html?name=moodle) which gives you the added advantage of also showing references to your MDL issue number.

Revision as of 12:24, 4 January 2009

The Problem

When naviating to lots of moodle bugs from the CVS commit logs (or similar) it can be a pain to quickly get to specific bug in the tracker.

The solution

When using firefox, bookmarks can have keywords added to them, to allow quick searches, see this link for more detail.

Essentially this means you can browse to a specific bug by simply typing the following into the address bar:

  m MDL-0001

How to setup

Mdl tracker quicksearch.png


  • Add a new bookmark to http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/
  • Open the properties page on the bookmark you added (this can be achieved by using the bookmark manager)
  • Add a keyword which you wish to prefix your search with, I simply chose m ( could chose MDL-, and then insert a space between the - and the bug number to browse to it ;))
  • Save that settings
  • Start reading bugs with ease!

Firefox Extension I Want!

This is a useful feature, but ideally i'd like firefox to automatically bring me to the bug page if I gave it any MDL- address in the address bar ;)

Not exactly what you want, but you might try adding the "Google Moodle" search engine plugin to your Firefox search bar (http://mycroft.mozdev.org/search-engines.html?name=moodle) which gives you the added advantage of also showing references to your MDL issue number.