How to use search or advanced search...

[fumanchu182]

Does anyone know the query syntax for search, lets say I wanted to search '"roll cage" or rollcage', how would one go about this. I've been scratching my head for the past few minutes on how to construct a query but can't get it right.

 

[HellcatFan]

Put the keywords in quotes "roll cage" or "rollcage" when you're searching

 

[Diboblo]

I would type it into the search box, on the site. Not sure what you're looking for.

Alternatively, I've taken to exploiting site searches, with various search engines. You get more robust search results, I've found.

Example:

site:hellcatforum.org rollcage

 

[Diboblo]

Put the keywords in quotes "roll cage" or "rollcage" when you're searching

Yes. Quotation marks restrict results only to those words, inside the quotation marks.

Good advice...

 

[BULL]

Put the keywords in quotes "roll cage" or "rollcage" when you're searching

Oh! Like this guy knows what he's talking about...

 

[fumanchu182]

Apologies let me clarify, does search support boolean operations:

I get the following message...

 

[BULL]

Did you try 'and'?

 

[Diboblo]

Site search supports boolean terms:

 

[fumanchu182]

Did you try 'and'?

Boolean and operator gets removed as well flr being common.

Site search supports boolean terms:

Google dorks are the path forward, be surprised how many password files I find in a month.

 

[BULL]

Password files??

 

[Diboblo]

Boolean and operator gets removed as well flr being common.

Google dorks are the path forward, be surprised how many password files I find in a month.

Right?

LOL

 

[HellcatFan]

Apologies let me clarify, does search support boolean operations:
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I get the following message...
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You would use the pipe as a delimiter for or, example: tire | roll cage | rollcage

-AND-

Use plus as a delimiter for and, example: tire + roll cage + rollcage