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Before you can do anything with MT-GadaBe, your entries need to have some keywords that will be used to create links to the gada.be service. To specify a single keyword, just enter it in the keywords field of your entry. To specify more than one, just separate your words by commas:

one
one, two, three

If you want to create more complex searches, for multiple words or even for phrases, you can do this as well. To create a multiple-word selection, just drop the commas. For a phrase, enclose the phrase within double quotes:

one two three
"one two three"

The first example will search for items containing all the words you have specified - in this case, one, two and three. The second may seem similar, but it will only search for the phrase "one two three". These can, of course, be combined.

You can also add modifiers to the end of your URLs by keyword, just by including them at the end of the last keyword in a group:

one two three, "one two three"/opml

This would create, for instance, a link to the grouping of items one, two and three, and also a link to the phrase "one two three" - but because of the /opml modifier, those results would be returned in OPML format.

For more on these options, see Chris Pirillo's explanation.

This container tag is used to create a loop over all the possible keywords you have included in your entries. Insert it into your templates, within an MTEntries block, to include the gada.be keywords for this entry.

This template tag represents the keywords you specified. Phrases are indicated by enclosing parentheses (just like they are in the Keywords field).

This template tag includes your keywords, translated into gada.be search URLs.

Your template might look something like:

<MTEntries lastn="6">
<MTGadaBe>
<a href="<MTGadaBeURL>"><MTGadaBeKey></a><br />
</MTGadaBe>
</MTEntries>

This is a simple construct that will loop through the last 6 of your entries, then pull out the gada.be search URLs for each keyword that you have specified. Enjoy!