The Search Bar gives Noodle users the power to quickly and conveniently locate Noodle content.

In the following example, the user has decided to search using the search text 'Accounting'. Noodle will now present the user a list of all matches based on the search criteria given:

The user may now click one of the links shown to be taken to the information page for that file. Any results that are contained in a folder will direct a user to the information page - others such as emails and forum posts, the user will be taken directly to them.

Steps to make IE behave more like Chrome or Firefox:

For mailto:

1. Make sure you are on your Google Mail page.
2. Copy/paste this into the address bar:
   • javascript:navigator.registerProtocolHandler("mailto","https://mail.google.com/mail/?extsrc=mailto&url=%s","Gmail")
3. Add the javascript: to the front again if it got automatically trimmed. Then hit enter.

For webcal:

1. Make sure you are on your Google Calendar page.
2. Copy/paste this into the address bar:
   • javascript:navigator.registerProtocolHandler("webcal","https://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid=%s","Google Calendar")
3. Add the javascript: to the front again if it got automatically trimmed. Then hit enter.

There are prehtml posthtml prejs postjs JavaScript events on select pages.
The prejs and postjs events are for the running of the JS not for the loading of scripts by the browser.
There can me multiple postjs events as it's triggered after any ajax that adds to the page.
Nothing other than custom scripts listen for these events.

Usage example:

function my_method(){alert("hello world");}
top.noodle.cbc.addEventListener(top.document.getElementById('main'), 'postjs', my_method);

or if you are using IE:

function my_method(e){if(e.noodle=="postjs"){alert("hello world");}}
top.noodle.cbc.addEventListener(top.document.getElementById('main'), 'propertychange', my_method);