Whole word searches
(closed account) says:
Howdy;
How would I search for "do" and not get resilts like "condo" is it possible to search for whole words only?
How would I search for "do" and not get resilts like "condo" is it possible to search for whole words only?
apgordon says:
I've been wondering the same. Don't have an answer for you but would also like to know if someone knows how..
(closed account) says:
Nope that doesn't work - nor does a search for "do " (note the trailing space OR " do " (leading and trailing space - I suspect the phrase is being trimmed prior to the search
emily (Remember The Milk) says:
Hi visual.chutzpah,
It's only possible to search for whole words, sorry (we don't have anything like wildcard searches for task names).
It's only possible to search for whole words, sorry (we don't have anything like wildcard searches for task names).
(closed account) says:
Emily - I think you misunderstand I WANT a whole word search, but that's not what I'm getting - example
3 tasks
1. Do the Laundy
2. Clean The Condo
3. Fix The Doorjam
http://skitch.com/visualchutzpah/u4he/remember-the-milk-visual-s-tasks-1.jpg-100-layer-1-rgb-8
I would expect that a search for 'do' would only return #1 you can see by the screenshot - it returns all three - it's clearly not searching for whole words..
3 tasks
1. Do the Laundy
2. Clean The Condo
3. Fix The Doorjam
http://skitch.com/visualchutzpah/u4he/remember-the-milk-visual-s-tasks-1.jpg-100-layer-1-rgb-8
I would expect that a search for 'do' would only return #1 you can see by the screenshot - it returns all three - it's clearly not searching for whole words..
emily (Remember The Milk) says:
Oops, sorry -- reverse what I said!
It's not possible to search for whole words only.
Perhaps I shouldn't be responding to forum posts that close to 3am (she says at 4am... :)
It's not possible to search for whole words only.
Perhaps I shouldn't be responding to forum posts that close to 3am (she says at 4am... :)
(closed account) says:
Do you think this is a feature that we can look forward to, it would seem to me that with the wealth of advanced serach options RTM has - that a whole word search would be a no-brainer..