TalkDigger is an interesting meta-search engine that lets you see who is talking a particular blog post. It's very easy to tweak Awasu to use it and can be done in two ways:
Modify the channel summary pages
Take a copy of your favorite channel summary template (e.g. in C:\Program Files\Awasu\Resources\Channel Summary Templates) and add the new line shown below somewhere (example taken from Rusty.template):
{%REPEAT% FeedItems}
<A name="{%ITEM-ID%}">
<P>
<DIV class="itemTitle">
<IMG src="{%ITEM-IMAGE%}">
<A href="{%ITEM-URL%}">{%ITEM-TITLE-FORMATTED%}</A>
</DIV>
<P>
<DIV class="itemDescription">
{%ITEM-DESCRIPTION%}
</DIV>
<P>
<DIV class="itemDetails">
{%ITEM-DETAILS%}
</DIV>
<P>
<DIV class="itemRelatedLinks">
{%ITEM-RELATED-LINKS%}
</DIV>
<!-- ADD THE LINE BELOW --->
<small>
<a href="http://www.talkdigger.com/index.php?surl={%ITEM-URL%}">
Check TalkDigger
</a>
</small>
<P>
<HR>
{%/REPEAT%}
Configure Awasu to use this new template file (in the Program Options dialog) and you will see a new link at the bottom of each item that will do a TalkDigger search for that item.
IMPORTANT: If you are modifying one of the template files Awasu installs by default, it is important you make a copy of it otherwise it will be overwritten the next time you install a new version of Awasu.
Create a new user tool
Open the Tools|Organize user tools dialog and create a new user tool. Call it TalkDigger and for the commmand, enter http://www.talkdigger.com/index.php?surl={%URL%}.
You will now see a new TalkDigger entry in the Tools menu that will do a TalkDigger search for the currently open browser page.
Thanks to Fred Giasson for providing this tool and letting us know ![]()










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