forum search help

this, ,but not sure that's it

I wonder if the archives over a year old are still being hidden...

Use Google to search instead, like this:

“jebby14 hitch site: rv.net”

(Without the space after the : )

A lot of times the results are the goofy printable type. To fix the link for normal viewing, remove the “/print/true.cfm” from the end.

I think Mortimer is the winner, and I'd love to see how he did that. I can't get google to do it, and apparently posts older than 1 year are invisible.

much thanks!

With the information provided, it's tough to do an efficient Google search. With additional information taken from Mortimer Brewster's link, I did a search for

site&#58rv.net Jebby14 "Pro Series"

and the post was at top of the result pages.

For a discussion of the "archive gap" see here and here

Note: quoting or copying this post will change the site&#58rv.net to site:rv.net.

Tom

Is the forum going to continue hiding anything over 365 days pulsar?

2oldman wrote:
I think Mortimer is the winner, and I'd love to see how he did that. I can't get google to do it, and apparently posts older than 1 year are invisible.

I Googled: rv.net jebby14 weight distribution hitch
I think of it as a file system. The site I’m looking is rv.net. On that site are jebby14’s posts. Within jebby14’s posts I want “weight distribution hitch.” The order you list them in is usually important.
Hope that helps.

Mortimer Brewster wrote:
I Googled: rv.net jebby14 weight distribution hitch.

Thanks. I just used hitch. Perhaps the post was there but maybe on page 12. Dunno.

Mortimer Brewster wrote:

2oldman wrote:
I think Mortimer is the winner, and I'd love to see how he did that. I can't get google to do it, and apparently posts older than 1 year are invisible.

I Googled: rv.net jebby14 weight distribution hitch
I think of it as a file system. The site I’m looking is rv.net. On that site are jebby14’s posts. Within jebby14’s posts I want “weight distribution hitch.” The order you list them in is usually important.
Hope that helps.

Google recognizes site: formally and limits the search to only that domain so I’d still put it there. Maybe it’s smart enough to figure that out anyway.