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Originally posted by donnakebab View PostSo does anybody know how to refine a search? Even the advanced search gave me 17 pages of threads.
site:growfruitandveg.co.uk/grapevine "growing lettuce"
this will do an exact search for "growing lettuce" within growfruitandveg.co.uk/grapevine - i currently get 94 results for this search - they all have the words "growing lettuce" together
remove the quotes and i get 3930 results of posts that include those two words (and variations such as "grow", but the words are not necessarily together (ie, the words "lettuce" and "grow" can be in different places on the page)
there are loads more search options for google (and other search engines) - a valuable one is negating words and phrases by using the minus symbol - this can help narrow down results - so you might want to find information on growing lettuce which is not iceberg type - so your search could become:
site:growfruitandveg.co.uk/grapevine "growing lettuce" -iceberg
this gives me 91 results - not the best example, but it shows how to do things
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Originally posted by Farmer_Gyles View Post
However all that does is post links to when 'use the search button' has been typed. Not when new members have been told to 'use the search button' when asking a question.
Which is what the actual thread is about. But anyway...lets not get hung up on detail.
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Originally posted by donnakebab View PostGo to the most likely forum to have the answer to your question. On the right hand side near the top (it's not very bold) click on search forum. To the right of the box that appears click Advanced Search. In the keyword(s) section you can search every post of just the titles.
Good luck.
But I still want to know the best way to look after my chillie plants.
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Originally posted by zazen999 View PostYes - well done.
Originally posted by zazen999 View PostHowever all that does is post links to when 'use the search button' has been typed. Not when new members have been told to 'use the search button' when asking a question.
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Originally posted by veggiechicken View PostClever stuff, Farmer G, thanks.
Now how do I search for your answer when I need to do a search?He who smiles in the face of adversity,has already decided who to blame
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
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Originally posted by Farmer_Gyles View Postsearching isn't perfect - but it does narrow things down a lot - in the example search i posted, the 4th, 5th and 6th posts were newbies who asked questions and had replies to "use the search button" (in my opinion the intention was to be helpful, not to be lazy or rude) - so my example search does answer your question
We aren't allowed to mention the search button as an option.
All of those instances the 'search button' has been mentioned in amongst other words rather than exclusively 'use the search button' as a response
Have a look at 'Cottagesmallholder' website. Fiona has one and loves it. Use the search facility on there and you will find lots to help you decide.
I can't answer your question, but hi Debbie and welcome to the Vine. This section is mainly for saying "Hello", so have a look on Pests and Diseases, use the search button, or post in Vegging Out. Oh and could you put your location into your profile so we can tell what the climate is like in your part of the country?
Salad leaves? Herbs? Have a good look around the Vine Suzan, you'll get plenty of ideas, or use the Search Button
Apart from sowing some salad leaves, not sure how much more helpful one could be?
I don't think any of the above are saying 'bugger off' as mentioned in the OP - but with the lack of information given, are giving the search button as an option to the person trying to find out information.Last edited by zazen999; 21-06-2012, 10:49 AM.
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Originally posted by zazen999 View PostWell, without being rude - all you have done is find all the other instances of 'chilli' being spelt incorrectly in one particular way.
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