SteveC said:The search function apparently doesn't pick up any posts from the Lav. I presume that's because it's a "members only" forum?
It's more of a rant-in-general. I bet I run into this search limitation a couple of times a month, at least. Usually it isn't anything very important, just something I want to refer back to, and it's frustrating to not be able to find it.Kristie said:what are you trying to find? do you remember the date?
I was not looking for any use of the word, I was looking for the first use. And it can't be found without being able to search the Lav.Kristie said:I think i've seen it in general topics....but i know i've seen it somewhere and quite recently too
I understand the problem. Thus my complaints.Doug Taylor said:Forums that aren't publically available (without logging in) don't get indexed in the forum search.
You trying to tell me that my continued complaints won't do any good???There's no feature within the software to enable a workaround without some php tweaking which I have no skills to perform.
That's more like the first ten occurences, not thirty, but I'm not complaining!Attached is a database dump of the first thirty occurences of "washburn" and the parts that might help you find the post are the postid and threadid tags which refer to post numbers and tread numbers respectively.
Happy hunting!![]()
Hey! How about a little prioritizing around this joint, eh???Doug Taylor said:Whoops, I thought I checked the thirty box.
It's really wacky why if you have permission to read/post in a non-public forum that you're not able to run a search. Maybe you do, but lemme finish arguing with another user about organized labor and I'll have another look-see.
Do you need to give non-access personnel access to the search function in the first place?Doug Taylor said:It looks like I do, in fact, have a way of adding "The Lavatory" to the search index for those with access, but no method of disabling those without access from seeing search results that include results from the Lavatory.
Hmm...
I would think it would be important for guest/non-users to have the ability to search the forums.SteveC said:Do you need to give non-access personnel access to the search function in the first place?
(edit to add: nice cohesive straight-forward sentence structure there, Steve)