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Search with Mozilla/Firefox why the hell not?
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yer i remember starting one...but stopped because the main search really did have problems0
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as for the search function on the main site...i can tell exactly where it messes up but without seeing there script i cant tell how to fix it...shouldnt take long to debug tho...0
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I just did a search for 'credit' and got 4 results with the main site search plugin.
Re-did it a minute later and got a full page
thought the way the search is on this site, I'm more likely to believe that it is the site that is at fault
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hmmm back to the drawing board on this onesra wrote:I just did a search for 'credit' and got 4 results with the main site search plugin.
Re-did it a minute later and got a full page
thought the way the search is on this site, I'm more likely to believe that it is the site that is at fault
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i know and have found one way to fix this but this requires an intimediary file somewhere that changes the url...if anyone knows how to get the search function to call a local file eg action="file://c:/...." then let me know and i can fix it to do it locally the problem comes that the mse search url is
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?searchXXXXX
and the search extension append either a "=" or "key=value" i have yet to find a way to suprress the "=" without the use of a html/php file doing a redirect.0 -
I've been using FF for ages and the search has always worked perfectly for me too.0
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ashmit wrote:I've been using FF for ages and the search has always worked perfectly for me too.
Which OS and FF version are you using? I have XP and FF version 1.0.6 and it just will not work.
JoeJoe
As through this life you travel,
you meet some funny men
Some rob you with a six-gun,
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