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Scilib: linking to javascript: installs?

2006-01-19T22:55:01Z

linking to javascript: installs?

132.246.2.25: /* Accessibilty & webdevelopers extensions */

2005-07-15T17:09:53Z

‎Accessibilty & webdevelopers extensions

132.246.2.25: /* Accessibilty & webdevelopers extensions */ reply to GD question

2005-07-15T17:09:19Z

‎Accessibilty & webdevelopers extensions: reply to GD question

Everything: /* Accessibilty & webdevelopers extensions */

2005-07-15T11:08:19Z

‎Accessibilty & webdevelopers extensions

Everything: Accessibilty & webdevelopers extensions

2005-07-15T11:07:38Z

Accessibilty & webdevelopers extensions

Scilib at 21:07, 14 July 2005

2005-07-14T21:07:28Z

Scilib: created, added question about building toolbars with response

2005-07-14T21:07:02Z

created, added question about building toolbars with response

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Question: Can someone post a link or some directions on how these toolbars were created? from 66.162.186.66

Answer: Although none of the links provided gives specific, step-by-step instructions for building a specific library toolbar, you will find throughout the extensive Programming Resources section many link that will guide you to build a toolbar. [[User:Scilib|Scilib]] 17:07, 14 Jul 2005 (EDT)

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	I think it should focus only on extensions that are very closely related to libraries, and access to library content (including searching). Otherwise it will end up being a list of every extension. (scilib) 13:09, 15 Jul 2005 (EDT)		I think it should focus only on extensions that are very closely related to libraries, and access to library content (including searching). Otherwise it will end up being a list of every extension. (scilib) 13:09, 15 Jul 2005 (EDT)
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		+	== linking to javascript: installs? ==
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		+	I don't know how to make JavaScript links in MediaWiki (necessary to add direct links to search plugins). [[User:Scilib\|Scilib]] 17:55, 19 January 2006 (EST)

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−	I think it should focus only on extensions that are very closely related to libraries, and access to library content (including searching). Otherwise it will end up being a list of every extension. ~~[[User:132.246.2.25\|132.246.2.25]]~~ 13:09, 15 Jul 2005 (EDT)	+	I think it should focus only on extensions that are very closely related to libraries, and access to library content (including searching). Otherwise it will end up being a list of every extension. (scilib) 13:09, 15 Jul 2005 (EDT)

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	So I added some extensions "Fangs Screen Reader Emulator", "Web Developer Toolbar", "Web Accessibility Toolbar", and more extensions could be added. Only I am not sure this is the right (or the main) place where put this kind of resources. What do you think?		So I added some extensions "Fangs Screen Reader Emulator", "Web Developer Toolbar", "Web Accessibility Toolbar", and more extensions could be added. Only I am not sure this is the right (or the main) place where put this kind of resources. What do you think?
	--[[User:Everything\|everything]] 07:08, 15 Jul 2005 (EDT)		--[[User:Everything\|everything]] 07:08, 15 Jul 2005 (EDT)
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		+	I think it should focus only on extensions that are very closely related to libraries, and access to library content (including searching). Otherwise it will end up being a list of every extension. [[User:132.246.2.25\|132.246.2.25]] 13:09, 15 Jul 2005 (EDT)

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	I was thinking about accessibility in libraries, both from the point of view of the patron that uses library's PCs and from the point of view of the staff that designs library sites.		I was thinking about accessibility in libraries, both from the point of view of the patron that uses library's PCs and from the point of view of the staff that designs library sites.
	So I added some extensions "Fangs Screen Reader Emulator", "Web Developer Toolbar", "Web Accessibility Toolbar", and more extensions could be added. Only I am not sure this is the right (or the main) place where put this kind of resources. What do you think?		So I added some extensions "Fangs Screen Reader Emulator", "Web Developer Toolbar", "Web Accessibility Toolbar", and more extensions could be added. Only I am not sure this is the right (or the main) place where put this kind of resources. What do you think?
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	Answer: Although none of the links provided gives specific, step-by-step instructions for building a specific library toolbar, you will find throughout the extensive Programming Resources section many links that will guide you to build a toolbar. [[User:Scilib\|Scilib]] 17:07, 14 Jul 2005 (EDT)		Answer: Although none of the links provided gives specific, step-by-step instructions for building a specific library toolbar, you will find throughout the extensive Programming Resources section many links that will guide you to build a toolbar. [[User:Scilib\|Scilib]] 17:07, 14 Jul 2005 (EDT)
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		+	== Accessibilty & webdevelopers extensions ==
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		+	I was thinking about accessibility in libraries, both from the point of view of the patron that uses library's PCs and from the point of view of the staff that designs library sites.
		+	So I added some extensions "Fangs Screen Reader Emulator", "Web Developer Toolbar", "Web Accessibility Toolbar", and more extensions could be added. Only I am not sure this is the right (or the main) place where put this kind of resources. What do you think?

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	Question: Can someone post a link or some directions on how these toolbars were created? from 66.162.186.66		Question: Can someone post a link or some directions on how these toolbars were created? from 66.162.186.66

−	Answer: Although none of the links provided gives specific, step-by-step instructions for building a specific library toolbar, you will find throughout the extensive Programming Resources section many ~~link~~ that will guide you to build a toolbar. [[User:Scilib\|Scilib]] 17:07, 14 Jul 2005 (EDT)	+	Answer: Although none of the links provided gives specific, step-by-step instructions for building a specific library toolbar, you will find throughout the extensive Programming Resources section many links that will guide you to build a toolbar. [[User:Scilib\|Scilib]] 17:07, 14 Jul 2005 (EDT)