- Create a sidebar which will serve as the user interface. The sidebar has a text-box, a search button, and a box for displaying results, grouped by tab-labels (preferably check-boxes, so the user can select the tabs that are to be searched).
- As for the search function, it invokes the webBrowserFind object associated with the browser corresponding to each of the tabs selected. We figured this would be much easier and much more feasible than that trying to introduce our own search function. At this point, we don't know much about webBrowserFind, except for the fact that it can be used to search for text in the document.
- The results shown in the sidebar are clickable, and take one to the location of the the search result. The results are also highlighted in the document.
Friday, June 4, 2010
Multi-Tab Search
Since this extension is supposed to be an interactive one, the implementation we currently have in mind is as follows :
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