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  #1 Daniel said on the 2009/02/24 at 23:18
  Great, I'll have a look into a Opensearch integration for one of my projects as well.
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  #2 beevee said on the 2009/02/25 at 07:18
  But wait, why there is only two options, 1.0 and 1.2? You just said that support is enabled for all stable versions, including 1.1.
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  #3 Geoffrey said on the 2009/02/25 at 15:04
  beevee: the 1.1 version of the plugin is available directly through the api doc pages, in the right sidebar
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  #4 xdade said on the 2009/02/25 at 16:18
  Thanks, this is a really more comfortable way to consult the sf's APIs.
  I would report that this function is partially supported also by other browser like IE7+ and Chrome (the handy suggestions are not supported).
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  #5 Geoffrey said on the 2009/02/25 at 18:03
  xdade: from what I read there and there, IE8 supports the suggestion spec extension. No idea when (if) chrome will support it as well.
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  #6 And said on the 2009/02/26 at 02:28
  That is nice and handy addition, thank you!
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  #7 gnagno said on the 2009/02/26 at 11:22
  guys, you simply rock!!!
  
  can I ask if it is possible to add two other improvements to your alread great documentation?
  
  1 - it would be nice to have a space to comment every api method, like in the phpdoc site
  
  2 - is it possible to add interlinks between the api pages?
  for example when I read a definition like this one: "(sfView::NONE) renderPartial ($templateName, $vars = null) " I would like to click on the text sfView to read the documentation concerning sfView.
  
  Thanks again for all your work!
  Gnagno
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  #8 Fabian said on the 2009/02/26 at 12:16
  @gnagno:
  I personally dislike the comments, because there is tons of crap in it. Symfony has the snippeets, plugins and cookbooks where users can contribute clever ways of working with certain API.
  So I personally see no need and value in creating such API commenting.
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  #9 elliesdad said on the 2009/02/28 at 15:32
  Another great addition to the Symfony documentation.
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  #10 COil said on the 2009/03/01 at 19:28
  That's cool ! To quickly check options of form widget for exemple. :)
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  #11 Anton said on the 2009/03/02 at 18:31
  Nice! Google Toolbar's custom search doesn't pickup the focus sometimes (cursor should stay in search field when press custom search button there), so OpenSearch is helping a lot.
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  #12 Dominic said on the 2009/03/06 at 21:45
  This is really great news!
  Thanks a lot for the effort.
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  #13 wik said on the 2009/04/17 at 05:23
  Sound good,
  
  but "suggest" autocompletion does not work for some reason... I have FF3.
  
  Others engines works fine, i.e. google, wiki, etc.
  
  Any chance to verify this url:
  http://www.symfony-project.org/api/search/1_2/autocomplete.json?search=sfAction
  
  Thanks!