When I first started with Diigo, it only searched on the tags and annotations but not on the text of the bookmarks. I love that this has been added, especially since I can use it from my own service and pass the words as GET parameters.
Kudos!
BTW, I've searched today and it appears to successfully find words (eg. Thanksgiving) in my group (eg. Family Histories) bookmarks, even though I've recently seen reports of full-text-search failures.
* in your library, searches can be advanced; the option to advance appears at the foot of every standard search result
* in a group, searches can not be so far advanced
* a key to finding text within a group bookmarked page may be to draw a group highlight over that text
- then wait a while for group indexing or whatever (beta, early days etc. :-)
* in the community area (public bookmarks but not topics from all users) search is simple.
It's so nice to be reading the many positive/thankful comments (in this group and elsewhere) about Diigo 4.0 beta. I'm very, very pleasantly surprised with the rapid developments in the seven days since it was released to the public … definitely, Kudos to Diigo team!
Kudos!
BTW, I've searched today and it appears to successfully find words (eg. Thanksgiving) in my group (eg. Family Histories) bookmarks, even though I've recently seen reports of full-text-search failures.
Yeah,
* group topics-oriented
http://groups.diigo.com/group/Diigo_HQ/content/585885 and
* group bookmarks-oriented
http://groups.diigo.com/group/Diigo_HQ/content/974283 but those topics are relatively long so don't dive in unless you're a glutton for punishment. In fewer words, from my point of view (experimenting):
Broadly speaking:
* in your library, searches can be advanced; the option to advance
appears at the foot of every standard search result
* in a group, searches can not be so far advanced
* a key to finding text within a group bookmarked page may be to
draw a group highlight over that text
- then wait a while for group indexing or whatever
(beta, early days etc. :-)
* in the community area (public bookmarks but not topics from all users)
search is simple.
It's so nice to be reading the many positive/thankful comments (in this group and elsewhere) about Diigo 4.0 beta. I'm very, very pleasantly surprised with the rapid developments in the seven days since it was released to the public … definitely, Kudos to Diigo team!