[justwork]

Why does the search function on this particular forum totally blow?

Example:
Search: RS
Results: No topics or posts met your search criteria

Search: 3.4L
Results: No topics or posts met your search criteria

Now I've been on here for a while, and I'm pretty sure there are a couple threads that have RS in it. Same as 3.4L engine swaps.

 

[Dae]

Alot of forums have a minimum character requirment for the search function to work. So maybe thats whats going on here? :dontknow:

Try 3.4L engine/trooper/rodeo/etc..
or RS Trooper, etc...

 

[Selahdoor]

Alot of forums have a minimum character requirment for the search function to work. So maybe thats whats going on here? :dontknow:

Try 3.4L engine/trooper/rodeo/etc..
or RS Trooper, etc...

Looks like you are correct.



Unfortunately, rs trooper finds all posts with either rs or trooper in them.

You get exactly the same results using "rs trooper", and rs and trooper. The only other two ways that I know of to refine the search.

 

[shooter]

If you'll open another tab and google site:forum.planetisuzoo.com rs or 3.4L, it works very well.

 

[Selahdoor]

If you'll open another tab and google site:forum.planetisuzoo.com rs or 3.4L, it works very well.

True.

I actually have this bookmarked on my toolbar.

http://www.google.com/search?sclient=ps ... tnG=Search

So, when I want to search for something, I click on that bookmark to open the tab. Then I add whatever it is I want to search for, to the search field.

 

[Dae]

^^ Someone called that "counter productive", when I suggested to a member to try that. :roll:

I call it "improvising". :lol:

The search function on this site works pretty well. I can pretty much find what im looking for most of the time.

 

[Selahdoor]

^^ Someone called that "counter productive", when I suggested to a member to try that. :roll:

I call it "improvising". :lol:

The search function on this site works pretty well. I can pretty much find what im looking for most of the time.

It's like a regular extension on a ratchet wrench being fine, most of the time. But sometimes you need the wobbly one.

I'd say that refusing to use one or the other, is counter productive.

 

[Dae]

I'd say that refusing to use one or the other, is counter productive.

Exactly!