#DocFinder

##About An open source Documentation Searching webpage using searchco.de's API

##Search via url

###the "q" parameter setting the "q" url parameter to any string, will automatically insert that string in the keyword input and search for it once the page loads. For example: ?q=explode

###the "lang" parameter setting the "lang" url parameter to a specific language name, will automatically pick that language from the dropdown menu when the page loads. For example: ?lang=php

valid options for the lang parameter are:

• "all" for All
• "apache" for Apache 2 Directive
• "brainfuck" for BrainFuck
• "closure" for Closure
• "cobol" for Cobol
• "emacs" for Emacs
• "fossil_scm" for Fossil SCM
• "ftp" for FTP Code
• "git" for GIT
• "linux_cmd" for GNU/Linux Command
• "hello_world" for Hello World
• "hresult" for HResult
• "http" for HTTP Code
• "java" for Java
• "javascript" for Javascript
• "jquery" for JQuery
• "linux_kernel_error" for Linux Kernel Error
• "ios" for Mac iOS Reference
• "macos" for Mac OSX Reference
• "mercurial" for Mercurial
• "mysql_error" for MySQL Error
• "mysql" for MySQL Function
• "nginx" for Nginx HttpCoreModule
• "nt_status" for NT Status
• "perl5" for Perl 5
• "perl5_var" for Perl 5 Variable
• "php" for PHP
• "python" for Python
• "python_exception" for Python Exception
• "smarty" for Smarty
• "sql_server_2008" for SQL Server 2008 Function
• "sql_server_2008_error" for SQL Server Error
• "stuntsnippets" for stuntSnippets
• "svn" for SVN
• "underscorejs" for Underscore.js
• "visual_basic_6" for Visual Basic 6
• "win32_error" for Win 32 Error
• "windows_command" for Windows Command

###"q" and "lang" parameters (together) You can use both of them at once for example: ?lang=php&q=explode

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License

docFinder by Adonis K. is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.