Easy Stangnet Searching!!!

GToddyT5

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Rather than use Stangnet's search function, just use Google. You don't have to worry about time restrictions and can use Google's more powerful syntax. For example: <search words here> site:forums.stangnet.com

It makes searching a whole lot faster and easier.

 

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Yeah I've found myself a couple of times on Google... kinda scary

 

timeless2

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Actually, we're working on segmenting Search Engines for enthusiasts. Here is a new one we've started (some work to go into it still), powered by Google and it filters upon the Ford Mustang as the topic.

http://www.planetmustang.com/spider.asp

 

GToddyT5

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timeless2 said:

Actually, we're working on segmenting Search Engines for enthusiasts. Here is a new one we've started (some work to go into it still), powered by Google and it filters upon the Ford Mustang as the topic.

http://www.planetmustang.com/spider.asp

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very nice

 

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It doesn't appear to work. Is it only for RPM forums?

 

timeless2

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Daggar said:

It doesn't appear to work.

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Search term of "idle":
http://www.planetmustang.com/sresul...8216:l68morz2xy8&q=idle&cof=FORID:9&sa=Search

Daggar said:

Is it only for RPM forums?

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No.

 

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Daggar

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timeless2 said:

Search term of "idle":
http://www.planetmustang.com/sresul...8216:l68morz2xy8&q=idle&cof=FORID:9&sa=Search

No.

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Here is a screen shot of what I get when I click on your link or when I type a word and hit the search button.

 

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timeless2

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Click search again, perhaps the search ID was only for me.

The Google results use an iframe.

 

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Daggar

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timeless2 said:

Click search again, perhaps the search ID was only for me.

The Google results use an iframe.

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I did that. Doesn't seem to matter what I search for, I get the same result.

I tried searching for Kenne Bell from the initial link you posted in your first post. No result.

 

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Daggar

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Update:

It works when I bring it up in I.E. It does not work when I'm using Firefox.

 

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Daggar said:

Update:

It works when I bring it up in I.E. It does not work when I'm using Firefox.

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Works fine in my Firefox. Do you have the new version Daggar?

 

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works fine on my firefox

 

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Daggar said:

Update:

It works when I bring it up in I.E. It does not work when I'm using Firefox.

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Yep, as stated, the results are in an iframe, and its lack of display is a known issue with FF. What add-ons are you running in FF, if any?