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Title: Login counts as a post. So you can't log in and then do a search. Post by: neveryoumindwho on June 05, 2013, 11:51:08 AM We would not want newbies to be able to search the forum I guess.
Title: Re: Login counts as a post. So you can't log in and then do a search. Post by: tysat on June 05, 2013, 12:06:25 PM We would not want newbies to be able to search the forum I guess. Use the 'Google Search' button you see after you click on the magnifying glass icon to the left of the search box. Title: Re: Login counts as a post. So you can't log in and then do a search. Post by: naphto on June 05, 2013, 12:17:29 PM We would not want newbies to be able to search the forum I guess. Why? Title: Re: Login counts as a post. So you can't log in and then do a search. Post by: debianlinux on June 05, 2013, 12:25:41 PM We would not want newbies to be able to search the forum I guess. The OP title is fallacious. Login counts as an intensive database query (rightly so). The forum software limits repeat intensive database queries (which include searches) by enforcing a reasonable interval between queries. This results in a better user experience for every single user of the site. Ultimately, this means the enforced interval must expire between logging in and initiating a search (which is only what, 20 seconds?). If that is too big of an issue for you consider quitting the internet. Title: Re: Login counts as a post. So you can't log in and then do a search. Post by: neveryoumindwho on June 05, 2013, 12:57:09 PM We would not want newbies to be able to search the forum I guess. Use the 'Google Search' button you see after you click on the magnifying glass icon to the left of the search box. Really? You don't want newbies to search the forums? Title: Re: Login counts as a post. So you can't log in and then do a search. Post by: neveryoumindwho on June 05, 2013, 12:58:01 PM We would not want newbies to be able to search the forum I guess. The OP title is fallacious. Login counts as an intensive database query (rightly so). The forum software limits repeat intensive database queries (which include searches) by enforcing a reasonable interval between queries. This results in a better user experience for every single user of the site. Ultimately, this means the enforced interval must expire between logging in and initiating a search (which is only what, 20 seconds?). If that is too big of an issue for you consider quitting the internet. It's more than 20 seconds. Title: Re: Login counts as a post. So you can't log in and then do a search. Post by: greyhawk on June 05, 2013, 01:14:20 PM We would not want newbies to be able to search the forum I guess. The OP title is fallacious. Login counts as an intensive database query (rightly so). The forum software limits repeat intensive database queries (which include searches) by enforcing a reasonable interval between queries. This results in a better user experience for every single user of the site. Ultimately, this means the enforced interval must expire between logging in and initiating a search (which is only what, 20 seconds?). If that is too big of an issue for you consider quitting the internet. It's more than 20 seconds. I can already tell I won't like you. On the list you go. Title: Re: Login counts as a post. So you can't log in and then do a search. Post by: neveryoumindwho on June 06, 2013, 11:15:42 AM I can already tell I won't like you. On the list you go. What list is that? Also yes it is longer than 20 seconds. I can't believe that got you pissed off. Title: Re: Login counts as a post. So you can't log in and then do a search. Post by: greyhawk on June 06, 2013, 11:18:30 AM I can already tell I won't like you. On the list you go. What list is that? Also yes it is longer than 20 seconds. I can't believe that got you pissed off. The list of people I'm going to follow around and annoy purely because I can. |