Classifieds search
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Works for me.
Looks like a big improvement over the old search facility. Shame it's only possible to have 6 filters though.
Will the accuracy improve as new adverts are posted? What I mean is do existing adverts not contain enough info to work with the new search facility? Or is the supplementary info being sourced elsewhere, based on the reg number the advertiser specifies?
Looks like a big improvement over the old search facility. Shame it's only possible to have 6 filters though.
Will the accuracy improve as new adverts are posted? What I mean is do existing adverts not contain enough info to work with the new search facility? Or is the supplementary info being sourced elsewhere, based on the reg number the advertiser specifies?
Edited by Risotto on Wednesday 9th November 13:28
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The upgrades are a really great idea, but I tyhink we need a min/max filter for 0-62 and power.
For example, I'd like to be able to search for RWD cars that do 0-60 in under 6 seconds and cost up to £20,000. Currently I have to do several searches to work that one out (for the 0-62 it's <4, 4-5 and 5-6); or perhaps the same thing for cars with more than 200bhp, but I have to look for 200-250, 250-300... :yawn: - very tedious! A min/max would solve that one.
For example, I'd like to be able to search for RWD cars that do 0-60 in under 6 seconds and cost up to £20,000. Currently I have to do several searches to work that one out (for the 0-62 it's <4, 4-5 and 5-6); or perhaps the same thing for cars with more than 200bhp, but I have to look for 200-250, 250-300... :yawn: - very tedious! A min/max would solve that one.
Seems as though the filters are getting out of sync, possibly from when selecting multiple filters sequentially without letting the search update itself first. For example, I got to the stage of having 331 petrol BMW X5s listed, but only ~41 when I selected all fuel types, whereas the filter had worked correctly previously (in case it helps, this was using Chrome as my browser).
As has also been commented, the ability to search for just a single bracket (such as 0-60 times) is rather counter-intuitive - suggest either that you can select multiple values in the filter (e.g. control-click 4-5, 5-6, 6-7 seconds, etc), or change the filters to multiple 'less than' / 'more than' values
(it's also very slow, but that's probably all of us lot who are trying to break it by playing with your filters!!)
As has also been commented, the ability to search for just a single bracket (such as 0-60 times) is rather counter-intuitive - suggest either that you can select multiple values in the filter (e.g. control-click 4-5, 5-6, 6-7 seconds, etc), or change the filters to multiple 'less than' / 'more than' values
(it's also very slow, but that's probably all of us lot who are trying to break it by playing with your filters!!)
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