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Thread: Please remove or change search delay...

Started 3 months, 1 week ago by 97catintenn
The 60 second delay between searches doesn't make sense to me. Can we lower the limit? I'll search for some info, and have zero threads return, and so, I wait 60 seconds, and try again. I'm not an a guy that is full of info, so most of my time is spent searching. Please lower the time limit. Thanks, Matt
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Total authors: 8 authors
Total thread posts: 17 posts
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STate replied 3 months, 1 week ago
I agree, seems a lot of times, if a question comes up that been asked before, the first response is DO A SEARCH...but the search is a pain to use!

Administrator replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Would love to, but can't. It's like that to prevent overload. The search engine isn't the greatest but it is what we have for now. We are not rich around here, and with that, it is what it is. You do have the option of using the google search box that is provided if you go to the advanced search page. You can also go to google.com and use the following term to search for something.......

dott replied 3 months, 1 week ago
So that's what the google thing is for....... Didn't know how to use it.

97catintenn replied 3 months, 1 week ago
I'll have to give it a try, thanks!

Administrator replied 3 months, 1 week ago
It works a lot better than the search engine provided with the software we use, IMO. If you notice as well, OUR search engine is set to go back only six months because other searches tax the servers more. The option is there to change it, but most people just stick with the 6 month default. If you can't find what you're looking for, you can change that to go back further, through older posts.

97catintenn replied 3 months, 1 week ago
The other message board I frequent has changed the search engine. It works faster and does not have a time delay between searches. Then I noticed that here there are 82,000 members. The other one...6,700 members...of which we may have 500 regulars. So, now I know that I cannot compare the two as far as performance or cost. This site is over ten times the size of my motorcycle ...

AggieJustin replied 3 months, 1 week ago
You can't break it down to only look at a specific forum through Google since the only common part is the actual main domain name. If you look at the URL of this post at the top, the only thing common from page to page is www.dieseltruckresource.com/dev . The other problem that has to be worried about is the possibility of attacks by hackers executed searches over and over again trying to ...

AggieJustin's Avatar replied 3 months, 1 week ago
You can't break it down to only look at a specific forum through Google since the only common part is the actual main domain name. If you look at the URL of this post at the top, the only thing common from page to page is www.dieseltruckresource.com/dev . The other problem that has to be worried about is the possibility of attacks by hackers executed searches over and over again trying to ...

Administrator replied 3 months, 1 week ago
I tried this term and got several posts related to gauges.... site: http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/d...opics-f93.h tml gauges I changed the search term to other things and it seems to be finding results. Give it a try and let me know what you come up with in reference to your own search topics. I'm curious.

Administrator's Avatar replied 3 months, 1 week ago
I tried this term and got several posts related to gauges.... site: http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/d...opics-f93.h tml gauges I changed the search term to other things and it seems to be finding results. Give it a try and let me know what you come up with in reference to your own search topics. I'm curious.

 

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97catintenn
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user's latest post:
Please remove or change search...
Published (2009-09-03 15:11:00)
When I clicked on any of my results, the url was the same. The first page of the 1st gen forum. At least now, I have a better understanding why the delay is there. Thanks for your help and suggestions. Matt
Administrator
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Please remove or change search...
Published (2009-09-02 07:49:00)
It works a lot better than the search engine provided with the software we use, IMO. If you notice as well, OUR search engine is set to go back only six months because other searches tax the servers more. The option is there to change it, but most people just stick with the 6 month default. If you can't find what you're looking for, you can change that to go back further, through older posts.
AggieJustin
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Please remove or change search...
Published (2009-09-03 04:41:00)
You can't break it down to only look at a specific forum through Google since the only common part is the actual main domain name. If you look at the URL of this post at the top, the only thing common from page to page is www.dieseltruckresource.com/dev . The other problem that has to be worried about is the possibility of attacks by hackers executed searches over and over again trying to bring down the site. The delay helps mitigate that...
AggieJustin's Avatar
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Please remove or change search...
Published (2009-09-03 15:42:00)
I had the same results earlier. I think when you paste the full URL of the HTML page into the site: criteria, it only searches that first page. And all results are that page. Every result I saw on Google was a link back to the 1st gen forum page. Plus, it appeared to only search within that page. I searched for Isspro, which was on the second page of topics in 1st gen, but the search returned no hits.
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Please remove or change search...
Published (2009-09-03 15:24:00)
Don't click it. Paste it into a google search box, then type your search term right after it. Put a space between the url and the search term.
STate
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user's latest post:
Please remove or change search...
Published (2009-09-02 01:10:00)
I agree, seems a lot of times, if a question comes up that been asked before, the first response is DO A SEARCH...but the search is a pain to use!
dott
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user's latest post:
Please remove or change search...
Published (2009-09-02 06:38:00)
So that's what the google thing is for....... Didn't know how to use it.
97catintenn's Avatar
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user's latest post:
Please remove or change search...
Published (2009-09-03 15:11:00)
When I clicked on any of my results, the url was the same. The first page of the 1st gen forum. At least now, I have a better understanding why the delay is there. Thanks for your help and suggestions. Matt

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