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okc_smoker replied on November 06, 2009 13:52 to the problem "Ubiquity command fails to execute when pressing Enter" in Mozilla:

Unfortunately this problem is still occurring. The problem seems to be that Ubiquity isn't processing the input fast enough. If I type a query quickly and then hit enter before Ubiquity "catches up" then this behavior occurs. If I type and then wait a few seconds I can see the result preview flicker and then I can hit Enter and it behaves as expected.

This behavior appears to be limited to the new version. This was never a problem before upgrading.

okc_smoker replied on October 12, 2009 13:03 to the problem "Ubiquity command fails to execute when pressing Enter" in Mozilla:

Hmm, I am using the Personal Menu add-on to hide my menu bar, so there appears to be a fairly strong correlation. I'll disable it and see what happens. Thanks!

okc_smoker reported a problem in Mozilla on September 24, 2009 14:28:

Ubiquity command fails to execute when pressing Enter

About once every three or four uses nothing happens when I press Enter to submit my command. The Ubiquity command window closes but no new tab opens. Pressing alt-space again and then pressing Enter without changing anything usually causes it to work correctly.

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okc_smoker replied on September 18, 2008 18:42 to the question "Trouble modifying Amazon command to search all items" in Mozilla:

Sorry, it redirects to the doc's homepage. Just go to API Reference -> Search Index Support by Locale and you can see that "All" shoudl be a valid value.

okc_smoker replied on September 18, 2008 18:37 to the question "Trouble modifying Amazon command to search all items" in Mozilla:

This is from the docs for the latest API (2008-08-19) that the Amazon command uses.

http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWS...

I'll take a look at the info from the linked thread. Thanks...

okc_smoker asked a question in Mozilla on September 18, 2008 17:03:

Trouble modifying Amazon command to search all items

I'm trying to modify the preview portion of the Amazon command to search all items, but it's not working. Per Amazon's documentation I should be able to just change the line:

SearchIndex: "Books",

to:

SearchIndex: "All",

... and it should work. Changing it to "Apparel" (or anything else) seems to work*, just not "All". Any ideas what I'm missing here?

* Mostly. It still says "Found (xxxx) books on Amazon". I can't find what I would need to change to fix that.