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#17080

Forum Archives Now Available | 3 August, 2001

Whew! I finally finished the archives (and they weren't that bad). All postings to the smtnet forum from 12/5/97 to present are available and fully searchable.

thanks for the kick in the @$$ dave, I needed it.

-neil

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#17085

Forum Archives Now Available | 3 August, 2001

I knew you could do it. I supported you guys all the way down the line. After all, how tough could it be? Why should I support you, when it's that much a pud job?

It's probably worth the effort, just to shut me up.

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Michael Parker

#17089

Forum Archives Now Available | 3 August, 2001

Could anyone, ever, save for your wife, put forth enough effort to really get you to shut up?

Hell, you have a vast source of info just oozin' out of your pores, it's a good thing the 'net exists to relieve the pressure or you'd probly be swoll'd up!

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#17098

Forum Archives Now Available | 5 August, 2001

Life is great isn't it?

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#17099

Forum Archives Now Available | 5 August, 2001

That is very coo, Neil.

While we're on the topic, help me understand the differences between: * Blue SEARCH button [in the center of the top of the page] that seems to work like a blue search button should work. * Search BOX [in the top right hand side of the page] that when used to search the Forum doesn't work very well.

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Brian Doyle

#17101

Forum Archives Now Available | 6 August, 2001

The blue search button is actually remnants of the higly modified forum code that we're using. The other search is of our own. I had always been under the assumption that the other search (top right) had been superior. Although I could just be biased since I wrote it. That being said, it would be easier for me to modify my own than try to mess with the convoluted blue button code.

What is it about the upper right search function that you don't like?

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#17106

Forum Archives Now Available | 6 August, 2001

I like the blue search button better than the upper right search button, because it gives far greater hits that are more representative of the content of the forum. For example: http://www.smtnet.com/Forums/index.cfm?fuseaction=view_thread&CFApp=1&&Message_ID=7085&_#Message7085 {be careful using this because Cold Fusion like to drop the last character of links.]

NOTE: Since the old forum archives have been added, the numbers of hits quote above are probably not precise, but I imagine the general trend is clear.

Finally, Brian you suggested using the blue button, after I complained about the pathetic results from the upper right.

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Brian Doyle

#17107

Forum Archives Now Available | 6 August, 2001

I did?? :)

Anyhow I'm looking into the problem as we speak...or type...whatever.

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Brian Doyle

#17127

Forum Archives Now Available | 7 August, 2001

Ok the upper right search is now equal in power to the other one. Use either.

I also found and fixed that annoying little bug that made the page duplicate itself when donig a search off the home page.

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#17137

Forum Archives Now Available | 7 August, 2001

Oh GREAT!!! They probably dummied-up the BLUE SEARCH button to work like garden slug-like SEARCH BOX.

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Brian Doyle

#17140

Forum Archives Now Available | 8 August, 2001

heheh, I didn't even think of that. Would have saved me a lot of work.

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