Is the search feature still avail for the message boards? Trying to find info about 1984 volvo 240t. Found one for sale, but don't know much about volvos. I've briefly been to turbobricks, but wanted info that was alittle less biased, more grassroots-focused. Seller says the car needs the gas tank cleaned and re-installed and a new fuel pump. Any thoughts???
Lugnut
Reader
5/21/08 6:04 p.m.
I haven't figured out search on the new board, either. Not only do I need search, but I need to search the archives to look through the messages from the old board.
Is there an estimated date on this? I mean, I'm not trying to add to the hurry, I'm just wondering if we know.
http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/grm/the-big-new-site-faq/445/page1/
Thanks for the info. I appreciate the effort the staff goes through daily.
you know you've been away from the track too long when lawnmower exhaust starts to smell good.
In reply to Tim Baxter:
The link says they are working on it. That was 2008. Just sayin'.
Storz
HalfDork
5/16/13 8:35 a.m.
just use google
site:grassrootsmotorsports.com
then just type what you want to search for
example
site:grassrootsmotorsports.com MR2
In reply to Storz:
Nothing happens when I click on your links.
Storz
HalfDork
5/16/13 8:47 a.m.
bravenrace wrote:
In reply to Storz:
Nothing happens when I click on your links.
Don't click the link - the forum is linkifying them but that wasn't what I was trying to show.
Take my example one and copy paste the entire text into a google search bar, then just change "MR2" to whatever you want to search for
Sonic
SuperDork
5/16/13 8:48 a.m.
Just type or paste that into google, then google will only search within that site that you specify.
In reply to Sonic:
Thanks for the help guys. I have struggled with this very same thing and just got frustrated and gave up
BBC
http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/grm/search-function-workarounds/38293/page1/
bravenrace wrote:
In reply to Tim Baxter:
The link says they are working on it. That was 2008. Just sayin'.
Well, I was in 2008 and was close to a much better search, but then I left and it kinda languished.
I will say this: search is among the thorniest programming problems I've found. They almost universally suck, even when they're just trying to search one thing. When you've got to deal with things like ranking across content types, scanning everything ... well, it gets pretty ugly pretty fast.