gbgs

http://search.blogger.com/?q=%s%20${q} {ifThen -value1 ${title} -value2 -test NOTEQUAL -then +intitle%3A${title}}&bl_fpy=t&scoring={ifThen -value1 {ucase ${sort=BY+RELEVANCE}} -value2 BY+DATE -test EQUAL -then d}&lr={ifthen -value1 ${lang} -value2 -test NOTEQUAL -then lang_${lang}}&bl_name=${Btitle}

NAME
    gbgs - Google Blogger search

SYNOPSIS
    gbgs [strings to search] -title [post title] -Btitle [blog title] -sort [by attribute] -lang [language] -q [more strings to search]

EXAMPLES
    Search blogs with "jessica alaba" in any part of the post and "sex" in the 
    title of the POST:
	gbgs jessica alba -title sex

    Search blogs with "yahoo" in any part of the post and "google" in the 
    title of the BLOG:
	gbgs yahoo -Btitle google

    Search Italian blogs that talk about "yahoo":
	gbgs yahoo -lang it

    Search Italian blogs that talk about "yahoo" sorted by date:
	gbgs yahoo -lang it -sort by date

    Search Italian blogs that talk about "yahoo" sorted by relevance:
	gbgs yahoo -lang it -sort by relevance

    You can combine the parameters of this command with google's parameters

    Search blogs that talk about "yahoo", have "index" in the title and belong to "blogspot.com"
	gbgs yahoo site:blogspot.com -title index

    Search blogs that talk about "yahoo" and have "google" in the URL
	gbgs yahoo inurl:google -q search

DESCRIPTION
    All parameters are optinal

CODE
    http://search.blogger.com/
    ?q=%s%20${q} {
	ifThen -value1 ${title} -value2 -test NOTEQUAL -then +intitle%3A${title}
	}
    &bl_fpy=t
    &scoring={
	ifThen -value1 {ucase ${sort=BY+RELEVANCE}} -value2 BY+DATE -test EQUAL -then d
	}
    &lr={
	ifthen -value1 ${lang} -value2 -test NOTEQUAL -then lang_${lang}
	}
    &bl_name=${Btitle}

AUTHOR
    Fuska

137 uses - Created 2005-09-28 16:43:43 - Last used 2023-02-20 14:34:25

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