New search results.....

[Chuck Diesel]

When I use this new search functions, Im getting results in "google" search fashion. Like they display results the way google would as how spiders would crawl the page So if Diesel test is in the title or appear often in the first paragraph that result shows up first.

Can I make this "new" search function show me just most recent post by a certain word, not "google" like results.?

I searched "DIESEL TEST Hardcore" and got a bunch of stuff from like 2007.

 

[Rugger]

How do we perform title searches or searches in particular sections?

 

[Chuck Diesel]

I don't think u can do that because these google searches list results by how the search term appears in the title and how many times the search term appears in the first few lines. its a "meta" seach. I think it sucks for a forum when ur looking for stuff in certain sections and certain dates.

 

[Dwight Schrute]

How do we perform title searches or searches in particular sections?

site:anabolicminds.com/forum/section/ "search term"


site:anabolicminds.com/forum/supplements/ jp8 - Google Search


Site search of jp8 in the supplement section.

You can do intitle, intext, allintitle, allintext


go to search, type allintitle:jp8


That will give you results with jp8 in the title.

 

[Dwight Schrute]

I don't think u can do that because these google searches list results by how the search term appears in the title and how many times the search term appears in the first few lines. its a "meta" seach. I think it sucks for a forum when ur looking for stuff in certain sections and certain dates.

If it were that easy, I would keyword stuff everything :lol:


That was true say in 1999-2000.


There are a many different queries you can run with Google. Its 100x times more powerful than a vbulletin search.


Here is a query cheat sheet:

http://www.googleguide.com/advanced_operators_reference.html

 

[Chuck Diesel]

If it were that easy, I would keyword stuff everything :lol:


That was true say in 1999-2000.


There are a many different queries you can run with Google. Its 100x times more powerful than a vbulletin search.


Here is a query cheat sheet:

http://www.googleguide.com/advanced_operators_reference.html

can I get search results in chronological order?