I noticed that the advanced search has been removed. Is this only temporary or is this permanent? I liked this feature when the standard search needed some more fine-tuning to find what I was looking for (within my own bookmarks).
Peter Pan: I am also not seeing the Advanced Search feature, but it does appear that you can still perform the searches by putting the identifiers directly in the search. For example, to find the word Consensus in your highlights you would type h:consensus into the search box. You can use a c: to search in your comments.
Peter Pan wrote:
> I noticed that the advanced search has been removed. Is this only > temporary or is this permanent? I liked this feature when the standard > search needed some more fine-tuning to find what I was looking for > (within my own bookmarks).
> Peter Pan: I am also not seeing the Advanced Search feature, but it > does appear that you can still perform the searches by putting the > identifiers directly in the search. For example, to find the word > Consensus in your highlights you would type h:consensus into the > search box. You can use a c: to search in your comments.
Thanks for the advice, Sean. That is at least something - although in some cases not as convient as using the search fields of the advanced search.
Your welcome. I actually like this more, because it was kind of a PIA to get to the advanced search dialog anyway. I just got used to using the key shortcuts.
Cool, thanks Sean. Would you guys agree with the following... I'm guessing then that h: = highlights, c:=comments, a: = Anywhere, u: = url, t: = Title, t: = for text would be ???
Sean Brady wrote:
> I actually don't remember. In general it was the first letter of what > you were searching. I think that d: was for search the Description. > > We would need to wait for official word from the Diigo folks on this one. > > cuttingedge wrote: > >> I'm also missing it. Hey Sean, what are the other identifiers? Is >> there a list of them posted somewhere? I haven't been able to find >> them. >> >> Sean Brady wrote: >> >>> Peter Pan: I am also not seeing the Advanced Search feature, but it >>> does appear that you can still perform the searches by putting the >>> identifiers directly in the search. For example, to find the word >>> Consensus in your highlights you would type h:consensus into the >>> search box. You can use a c: to search in your comments. >>> >>> Peter Pan wrote: >>> >>>> I noticed that the advanced search has been removed. Is this only >>>> temporary or is this permanent? I liked this feature when the >>>> standard search needed some more fine-tuning to find what I was >>>> looking for (within my own bookmarks).
You can also find a link to the "Advanced search" in Diigo after you selected one of the first three options under "Suggestions for further search". The second time "Suggestions for further search" is displayed, you will see a link to the "Advanced search".
P.S.: Besides, all "Advanced Search Operators" are nicely summarized here.
started by Peter Pan on 18 Jan 09
http://www.diigo.com/04nok in particular
> Search mine by fulltext
Was that option amongst the advanced search feature set? (I can't recall.)
http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/excluding-tags-from-search-results-3976
http://groups.diigo.com/Diigo_HQ/forum/topic/how-do-i-search-for-bookmarks-with-tag1-or-tag2-or-tag3-5139
But now I can't see it anymore.
The other feature that I can't find:
> Full-text Search for Group Bookmarks and Forum
http://blog.diigo.com/2007/08/02/full-text-search-support-for-group-bookmarks-and-forum/
I may be looking in the wronnnnng placesssss
Peter Pan wrote:
> I noticed that the advanced search has been removed. Is this only
> temporary or is this permanent? I liked this feature when the standard
> search needed some more fine-tuning to find what I was looking for
> (within my own bookmarks).
> Peter Pan: I am also not seeing the Advanced Search feature, but it
> does appear that you can still perform the searches by putting the
> identifiers directly in the search. For example, to find the word
> Consensus in your highlights you would type h:consensus into the
> search box. You can use a c: to search in your comments.
Thanks for the advice, Sean. That is at least something - although in some cases not as convient as using the search fields of the advanced search.
Sean Brady wrote:
> I actually don't remember. In general it was the first letter of what
> you were searching. I think that d: was for search the Description.
>
> We would need to wait for official word from the Diigo folks on this one.
>
> cuttingedge wrote:
>
>> I'm also missing it. Hey Sean, what are the other identifiers? Is
>> there a list of them posted somewhere? I haven't been able to find
>> them.
>>
>> Sean Brady wrote:
>>
>>> Peter Pan: I am also not seeing the Advanced Search feature, but it
>>> does appear that you can still perform the searches by putting the
>>> identifiers directly in the search. For example, to find the word
>>> Consensus in your highlights you would type h:consensus into the
>>> search box. You can use a c: to search in your comments.
>>>
>>> Peter Pan wrote:
>>>
>>>> I noticed that the advanced search has been removed. Is this only
>>>> temporary or is this permanent? I liked this feature when the
>>>> standard search needed some more fine-tuning to find what I was
>>>> looking for (within my own bookmarks).
Received this response from diigo:
Hi Robert,
We stopped indexing new bookmarks to prepare a hardware upgrade.
All I needed to hear......
http://www.diigo.com/search_mana/advanced
You can also find a link to the "Advanced search" in Diigo after you selected one of the first three options under "Suggestions for further search". The second time "Suggestions for further search" is displayed, you will see a link to the "Advanced search".
P.S.: Besides, all "Advanced Search Operators" are nicely summarized here.