How to Search this Forum ?

[cmcgrath5035]

Here is a great example of why I don’t like the WordPress Forum tool.

I saw an issue posted (about SSR interface) that I knew I had seen “…some time ago…”. I looked and looked for a search tool to find the old post, but could find nothing, so had to manually work back X pages to grab it’s URL to use in a response.

Is there a way to search topics and/or content of old posts?
Just point me to a user guide or something that exists if such is available.

As a related comment, I always have to embed such with a “ul /ul” pair, can’t seem to make the link button work.

[tomking505]

There are two searches. One in the absolute far upper right. It seems to search all of Synthetos.com.

There is also one on the home page to the support forum: https://www.synthetos.com/forum/ It appears to be specific to the support forum.

Funny. I have trouble with UL, but LINK works for me, as above. 😐 The problems with WordPress are frustrating, because you only get five minutes to figure out what went wrong with the formatting of your message before editing is disabled.

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[cmcgrath5035]

Thanks for the hints, I’ll give both a try

I assume you realize you have to ‘close’ the ul tag with the \ul tag.
The ul button actually changes to \ul while you are entering/editing the URL.

[tomking505]

Okay. Thanks, let’s try that.

1. First I press the button, then type, then press the button again.

2. This time, I typed the html tags manually.

3. This time, I wrote the whole line, highlighted it, then pressed the button.

Since there is no preview, I can’t tell before hitting submit if these will work. Before hitting submit, all three look like valid html.

(EDIT) After hitting submit, *none* of them look underlined. :^|
(2ND EDIT) While the actual link button has an underline, the actual UL button does not. So I guess UL works the way they designed it. 🙂 🙂

Tom

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