PlanoTse Handbook for Job Search Automation/PlanoTseScript on the Shortest Route

PlanoTseScript on the Shortest Route
On the Shortest Route, the following pages have already mentioned PlanoTseScript. The importance of PlanoTseScript cannot be overstated as roughly a third of all pages on the Shortest Route talk about PlanoTseScript. Dealing with web search automation without a web search language, e.g. PlanoTseScript, is like working with databases without a query language, e.g. SQL, also known as Structured Query Language.


 * Scripting Language in PlanoTse
 * This page explains that PlanoTseScript is a scripting language and it can be stored and executed on the Code & Run springboard.


 * Go Script & Startup Script
 * This page shows how you can get PlanoTse to run a script at start-up or when you select the Go command from the main menu.


 * Automation Wizard First Page
 * This page shows you how to program a user-defined button to run your own code in PlanoTseScript.


 * Automation Wizard Execution Page
 * This page shows you how data items are created to hold PlanoTseScript source code and how a script holder can call one another.


 * Web Search Language
 * This pages explains why PlanoTseScript is called a web search language.


 * PlanoTseScript Springboards
 * This page shows you all the places where you can store and execute your source code in PlanoTseScript.


 * Ordered List in HTML
 * The demo section on this page shows that you can store your source code in PlanoTseScript with every data item in PlanoTse.


 * Mixing PlanoTseScript with HTML
 * This page shows that you can mix PlanoTseScript with HTML and decide whether or not your PlanoTseScript source code would show up as part of the HTML output.


 * Creating a Testbed
 * This page shows you how to create a testbed for PlanoTseScript.


 * First Lesson in PlanoTseScript
 * This page shows you how to get PlanoTse to generate source code as examples of PlanoTseScript.