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fgregg none

Joined: 25 Aug 2003 Posts: 2
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Posted: Aug 25, 2003 2:09pm Post subject: Listing users in channel search results. |
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Either no one has really asked this or maybe I just couldn't find it. Is there a way to list the users of a channel in the search results?
And while I have you ...
Using the search on a website is there a way to list specific channels? As in I just want the search to show a result for #channel1 and #channel2. |
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Mary SearchIRC Admin

Joined: 03 May 2003 Posts: 696
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Posted: Aug 25, 2003 2:29pm Post subject: Re: Listing users in channel search results. |
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| fgregg wrote: | | Either no one has really asked this or maybe I just couldn't find it. Is there a way to list the users of a channel in the search results? |
SearchIRC lists the number of users in a channel, but we do not list the nicknames of users in channels in our general listings. We just feel that its too much of an invasion of privacy. You can join the channel and look for yourself, or join the network and then /who #channel to see who is there... and we have /whois if you are looking for a specific nickname.
| Quote: | And while I have you :) ...
Using the search on a website is there a way to list specific channels? As in I just want the search to show a result for #channel1 and #channel2. |
Sure, just type the name of the channel into the search box, with the #. For example, #adult returns 13 pages of channels with #adult in the channel name (ie, you will get #adult and #adultchat, etc). If you want an EXACT match and ONLY exact matches (ie, a list of all the #adult channels listed on IRC), use the Advanced Search on http://searchirc.com/advanced.php and select *exact* match for *channels only*. |
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fgregg none

Joined: 25 Aug 2003 Posts: 2
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Posted: Aug 25, 2003 3:02pm Post subject: |
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Question 1 - Understandable, not happy about it but I do understand.
Question 2 - I guess I worded it wrong. To be more specific, If I use the iFrame on my website and I only want specific channels to show up is there a way to set it up that way.
In other words this is on my site: | Code: | | <iframe src="http://searchirc.com/searchirc.php?F=exact&I=kwi&T=chan&N=gamesNET" width=100% height=100% frameborder=0 scrolling=auto></iframe> | and results on my page show the info for #kwi. I would like to show the results for multiple but SPECIFIC channels. (ie. #kwi, #sta-dod, #neocrome) Any way to set this up to do that?
**edit: one last note, the source code for your first search box on the "link to us" page is missing the end form tag. I found out the hard way. LOL :oops: |
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Jason SearchIRC Developer

Joined: 03 May 2003 Posts: 1484 Location: Tampa, FL
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Posted: Aug 25, 2003 3:17pm Post subject: |
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fgregg,
Thanks for the info. I've fixed the form in question on the link-to-us page to include the ending </form>
Also, there is no way to search for more than one "exact match" channel at a time because an "exact search" for two channels will be looking for channels matching EXACTLY both channel names... which isn't quite what you'd want :) |
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