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[sparkythecat]

When's search coming back on?
I don't want to post and have a load of smartarses telling me it's been done before and posting and at me

[rich 36]

Come on, i got my car fixed today your turn Ted

[FourWheelDrift]

try this.

go to Google.co.uk. click advanced search. In the domain field type www.pistonheads.com then what you are searching for in the search fields above.

Works for me as long as it's been a few days for google to cache things

>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Thursday 28th April 10:30

[sparkythecat]

FourWheelDrift said:

try this. go to Google.co.uk. click advanced search. In the domain field type www.pistonheads.com then what you are searching for in the search fields above. Works for me as long as it's been a few days for google to cache things >> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Thursday 28th April 10:30

Thanks for that mate.

[PetrolTed]

Top tip! I'll implement a Google Search in the interim.

[PetrolTed]

It's live again

[danww]

PetrolTed said:

It's live again

But, and I find this really bizarre, a search for "RUF" in the Porsche Forum produces "No matches found" and that surely can't be right? In fact I know its not right as I have myself started a thread with the word RUF in it.

I've tried spelling Ruf as many ways as I can think of, but there really aren't that many viable combinations

Any ideas?

[PetrolTed]

I'll look into it. It may be that RUF is too short for the indexing I'm using in which case I'll tweak things.

[danww]

PetrolTed said:

I'll look into it. It may be that RUF is too short for the indexing I'm using in which case I'll tweak things.

Thanks!

[sparkythecat]

Maybe the site's got a leaking ruf.

[Frik]

PetrolTed said:

I'll look into it. It may be that RUF is too short for the indexing I'm using in which case I'll tweak things.

Could be. It can't find anything in a search for SLR neither.

[danww]

Frik said:

Could be. It can't find anything in a search for SLR neither.

Oddly, I saw one yesterday - a MacLaren SLR that is. On the A3. Very, very mean indeed.