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ZekeO Aug 11, 2005

Hi all,Is there any way that the discussions in the forums could be 'neatened' up a bit. In the lounge section and scriptures and doctrine there is so much good info found in the postings of people of almost three years worth. Is it possible that have been inactive for thirty days or say could be put into 'folders' so that threads on particular themes could be found together?What do you guys think and more importantly Greg?

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philologos Aug 11, 2005

Hi ZekeDo you use The Search Function? If you just hit this without a search criteria you get the last postings. I use this often to see where the action is! But you can use it to search for topic or content of all the forums as long as you can think of a word that is fairly rare, otherwise you will get masses of stuff.You can search the articles by using The Advanced Search Button at the top of the Home page.

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ZekeO Aug 11, 2005

Howzit Ron,I use that often, the problem I have is that if I type in the word 'baptism' every single post with that word is brought up. You would be amazed as to how often that word is used apart from a discussion on baptism. I suppose what makes it harder is the fact that some thread titles have little or no relevance as to what gets spoken about. :-? Just take the interview with a churchgoer thread, that is an epic. It was like a miniseries with a whole plot and many subplots and many times we lost the plot. :-D Alas, I think it will probably be easier to carry on the way we are.

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coops Sep 20, 2005

Why not use google site search, and google can find the most relevant stuff for you? To have it search only sermoninedx click here

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PreachParsly Sep 22, 2005

ZekeO wrote:Howzit Ron,I use that often, the problem I have is that if I type in the word 'baptism' every single post with that word is brought up. You would be amazed as to how often that word is used apart from a discussion on baptism. :-P Thats because you have selected the option Search in Subject and Body. It only does what you tell it to.. not what you want it to.

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