Monday, November 08, 2010 at 12:04 AM.

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system.verbs.builtins.opmlEditor.website.prefs

on prefs (searchArgs=nil) {
	<<Changes
		<<9/2/09; 1:38:18 PM by DW
			<<Add optional searchArgs parameter, if non-nil, use these as the searchargs. For example river2website.prefs sets it to "title=river2" so that we display its prefs page but within its own template. 
		<<8/8/08; 3:17:14 PM by DW
			<<Prefs expand to take plugins from tools. Hot stuff!!
		<<8/2/08; 12:23:10 PM by DW
			<<Set a fixed width of 600 pixels  for every prefs panel.
		<<11/30/07; 1:52:35 PM by DW
			<<Ported from flickrRivr.
	local (pta = html.getpagetableaddress ());
	<<scratchpad.prefsparams = pta^
	new (tabletype, @pta^.searchArgTable);
	if searchArgs == nil { //9/2/09 by DW
		searchArgs = pta^.searchargs};
	webserver.parseargs (searchArgs, @pta^.searchArgTable);
	if pta^.method == "POST" {
		new (tabletype, @pta^.postArgs);
		webserver.parseArgs (pta^.requestBody, @pta^.postArgs)};
	opmlEditor.init ();
	local (htmltext = radio.prefs.browser (@opmlEditor.data.outlines.prefs, adrToolsPrefs:@user.opmlEditor.prefs.toolsWithPrefs));
	pta^.title = "Preferences";
	pta^.flShowTitle = false; //the page looks better without it
	htmltext = "<table width=\"600\"><tr><td>" + htmltext + "</td></tr></table>";
	return (htmltext)}
<<bundle //test code
	<<html.setpagetableaddress (@scratchpad.prefsparams)
	<<webbrowser.displaytext (prefs ())

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This listing is for code that runs in the OPML Editor environment. I created these listings because I wanted the search engines to index it, so that when I want to look up something in my codebase I don't have to use the much slower search functionality in my object database. Dave Winer.