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Si estás buscando Ajustes de búsqueda, ve a Search (admin).

Asumiendo que el foro está usando el tema por defecto de SMF (o uno derivado de este) debería haber ambos, un campo de "Búsqueda simple" (asociado a un enlace de texto para realizar una "Búsqueda avanzada") en la parte superior plegable del foro y una opción de búsqueda en el menú principal. Si no es así, la opción de búsqueda del menú principal aun debería enlazar directamente a la pantalla de "Búsqueda avanzada".

Aunque puedes solamente escribir (y buscar) cualquier combinación de caracteres, deberías considerar el uso de modifiers para hacer realmente útil tu búsqueda.

El campo de "Búsqueda simple" localizado en la parte superior del tema por defecto de SMF te permitirá hacer un filtro de búsqueda para un solo tema. Lo mismo sucede para los foros. Cuando estés viendo un foro, el campo de "Búsqueda simple" filtrará lo que hayas buscado y mostrará solo los resultados para ese foro en particular.

Búsqueda simple

Para usar la búsqueda simple (si está disponible), todo lo que necesitas saber es la sintaxis básica descrita anteriormente. Pero tal vez te gustaría saber que esta herramienta busca en todo el forum para alguno o todos los términos que especifiques y que hayan sido publicados durante los últimos 9999 días (¡Lo que equivale a más de 27 años!). Así que, para tener mayor control sobre tu búsqueda, deberías usar la característica de búsqueda avanzada.

Búsqueda avanzada

Although the advanced search screen might initially seem a little intimidating if a forum has many boards and child boards, it's surprisingly straightforward when reduced to its basic components.

  • Some forums show the navigation tree at the top in a space-saving horizontal mode.
  • Despite initial appearances, there are really three options for how to search, with Match all words and Match any words being available from the drop-down, and "Match as phrase" still being available.
  • The default * in the by user field is essentially a wildcard matching any poster. Please note that, while you can replace this with any single username for a more specific search, it's not currently possible to search for posts by multiple users except as that single wildcard.
  • Show results as messages returns the full message containing the search string (with a reply option) instead of the usual linked excerpt, but will naturally result in much larger results pages which might be significant if you are searching for a popular word or phrase.
  • Message age sets the minimum and maximum ages of posts to search.
  • Choose a board to search in provides you with another tool to narrow the scope of the search, with the default being 'all' (the whole forum or, more properly, all the boards to which you have read access).
  • The Search button not surprisingly sets the whole thing in motion, but hitting 'Enter' direct from any of the search fields is sometimes more convenient.

Modifiers

Using the simple or advanced search methods, you can still use search modifiers. That is, powerful special characters which modify the way SMF handles your search string.

  • Phrase search - use double quotes (") around your term ("search term") to search for the search term as a phrase instead of individual words.
  • Excluding terms - use a minus sign in front of terms you'd like to exclude from the search result. For instance, "search -term" will search for "search" but not "term". The minus sign must have a space prior to it.

More search modifiers may be found at Google's help page. Although, not all of them may be useful in SMF at the present time.

Search options

See Search (admin) for options for the administrator to configure searching.



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