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[Andrea Corbellini <andrea.corbellini@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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In JavaScript when the user opens a page, you can catch the event
*before* the page is opened. If we catch this event we can "redirect"
the url and open our page. For example, I search a query from
http://www.beeseek.org and it opens
http://www.beeseek.org/search?query=blablabla... When I click on a
result it goes on http://www.beeseek.org/result?id=blablabla... When I
click a link in this it goes on page
http://www.beeseek.org/store?query=blablabla... I hepe I'm clear, if not
I will e-mail you in Italian and you will translate for me :D

Otherwise, we can directly change links in the page, but if I click on
"Copy address" (Copia indirizzo) this can be unconfortable.

Simone Brunozzi ha scritto:
> Well,
> there is another thing to take into consideration: how to retrieve data.
> 
> I am studying a little on amazon Alexa search engine; they opened up
> their searches and collected data, and it could be very useful for us
> to be able to use them.
> I don't exactly know how to do it, but I think it deserves some attention.
> 
> With this move, be sure they will go up in the rankings... it's a very
> open move, and I like it.
> 
> Simone
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