Conor has kindly added a piece of Java Script to the Bruji servers which enables multiple Amazon site searches depending upon your country of origin Region Code.
Now, if you do not mind getting your hands dirty within the HTML code of the template, then you can easily modify it to utilise this little piece of server based Java script to reflect your Regions Amazon searches or any such combination of Amazon based countries.
The Info View Templates can be found here: ~/Library/Application Support/DVDpedia/InfoTemplates
If you are running OS 10.7.* and the Home directory is not present in Finder then in the Finder Menu bar click on Finder-Preferences and Tick your Home directory under Favorites (the one with the little house icon). You will now see the Library directory.
The line of code you are looking to modify is the third line after the <div class="mainInfo"> line:
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<!--IFasin<div class="field"><div class="title">[translate:asin]:</div><div class="text"><a href="http://www.amazon.com/dp/[key:asin]">[key:asin]</a></div></div>ENDasin-->
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http://www.bruji.com/temp/asin.html?asin=[key:asin]&uk=1&ca=1
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http://www.bruji.com/temp/asin.html?asin=[key:asin]&uk=1&ca=1&fr=1&it=1&es=1&de=1&cn=1&jp=1
If you do not want to get your hands dirty then PM me with your email address stating what Amazon sites you would like to include in your Moderator template and I will send you a modified Template. If you have other non Amazon search sites you would like to include in the bottom bar of the Template, include those as well in your email. This might be particularly relevant to our Asian DVDpedia users.
Here are two handy tutorial sites written by our good friends at Bruji concerning writing and modifying Info View Templates:
http://www.bruji.com/howto/templates.html
http://www.bruji.com/howto/creating_tem ... index.html
Plus I have always found this site to be of great help:
http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
Cheers