Anyone knows how to make a URL mask for google search?
Here's an example...
A typical addy on JDorama.com is..
http://jdorama.com/artiste_123.htm
Lets say I want to search for any artiste page that contains the word "genma". How do I restrict the page results to only http://jdorama.com/artiste_???.htm ?
So far I only know putting a "site:jdorama.com" at the end of the search will restrict results to this domain. But I'm looking for something for the specific pages... hmmm...
There's a tag inurl: and allinurl: but doesn't seem to work for our case, as artiste_123 seems to be considered as a single word :( Maybe should change to artiste.123.htm instead.. but it'll mess up the search engine rankings..
Genma wrote:Lets say I want to search for any artiste page that contains the word "genma". How do I restrict the page results to only http://jdorama.com/artiste_???.htm ?
Perhaps by using an exact phrase on the artiste page that you know mostly only exists there, try the following search:
genma "Search forum for this artiste" site:jdorama.com
Or you could add something unique to the page title (like "ArtistePage") and the let google reindex and search on that :)
Besides the "site:" parameter, maybe you could change the content of your artist_XXXX web pages themselves by adding in a unique string of text. Example, you can put on the very bottom of the page something like "XK38472KDFSJ". Then in the Google search field, you can have it search for "site:jdorama.com name_of_artiste XK38472KDFSJ". It would take awhile for Google to scrape the pages with the unique string.
After some testing, found that the inurl: tag indeed works, but the text must contain the full word searched for. Hence, I cannot use "_" in the URLs. Maybe I'll change the URLs to something like artiste.123.htm instead of artiste_123.htm
If course, if I make that change, the old URLs with "_" will still work to ensure the links to us are not lost.
I guess 'cause I'm not too familiar with the search engine. I always do my searches manually. I know, I know. Cave man style... :sweat: :beaten: :beaten: :beaten: :beaten:
Hm, well, I was playing around with the Google search function while looking for an old thread and I found out something interesting. When I took out the "intopic" function, my searches were parsed much better than when it was there. Of course there were more topics, but I felt that "intopic" was hindering the searches for the best results. Maybe it's just me.
eightysix wrote:Hm, well, I was playing around with the Google search function while looking for an old thread and I found out something interesting. When I took out the "intopic" function, my searches were parsed much better than when it was there. Of course there were more topics, but I felt that "intopic" was hindering the searches for the best results. Maybe it's just me.
It's not you: I'm having the same problem... The thing just keeps barking at me, particularly when I try to make a more detailed search...
Between this and the normal engine, the search function is totally useless. :(
bmwracer wrote:
It's not you: I'm having the same problem... The thing just keeps barking at me, particularly when I try to make a more detailed search...
Between this and the normal engine, the search function is totally useless. :(
Yeah, just take out the intopic variable and it'll be fine for the most part. You'll just have to sift through more data. :)
Anyone use the Google search function lately? I got this virus error page which struck me as weird. I tried Firefox's external Google search and it worked just fine. I also ran my anti-adware/spyware/virus programs and nothing came up. Could there be a virus on the server? :crazy:
Oh! I think I know what it is. Remember a while back that there was a worm that affected phpBB forums which spread itself through Google? This might be the cause.
We're sorry...
... but we can't process your request right now. A computer virus or spyware application is sending us automated requests, and it appears that your computer or network has been infected.
We'll restore your access as quickly as possible, so try again soon. In the meantime, you might want to run a virus checker or spyware remover to make sure that your computer is free of viruses and other spurious software.
We apologize for the inconvenience, and hope we'll see you again on Google.
I tried it from home on two different "scanned Clean Machines" and just now from our corp. network with the same results. Just wanted to let you
know.