search function

[mlnk]

How do you use the "search" function? I fill in the blanks and click on "search now" and it says invalid tag. What would be a valid "tag" ?

 

[roger]

Your are not doing anything wrong, it's the software and the Webmaster has not been able to fix it.

Roger

 

[Ken9876]

I was having a hard time as well, till I found there is a question at the bottom you need to answer.

 

[Volta]

Another frustration is that we can't search for short strings like UL, or kW, GC, or similar

 

[infinity]

Sorry to say but you should really forget about using the Search function. As Roger pointed out it's a software glitch that has yet to be fixed.

 

[jumper]

Sorry to say but you should really forget about using the Search function. As Roger pointed out it's a software glitch that has yet to be fixed.

No biggie, Google searches MH with no problem.

 

[Little Bill]

No biggie, Google searches MH with no problem.

Is Google a listed search engine?:lol:

 

[George Stolz]

Make sure you use this page for searching for a start.

 

[Howard Burger]

NEC section numbers, too

NEC section numbers, too

Could the webmaster (I love that term, webmaster - I picture a merlin-like guy in a tall pointed hat and robe all covered with stars and cabalistic designs, kind of like Mickey Mouse in the Sorcerer's Apprentice) please add NEC code numbers to the items to be searched, since it is to find out the 'why' behind some of the code cites that I search MH. Thanks.

 

[George Stolz]

Howard, your best bet for that will always be Google. I've never seen a forum search engine track code citations worth a spit.

Ex: http://www.google.com/search?q=250.24+site:forums.mikeholt.com

 

[Howard Burger]

Thanks, George. I truly didn't even think of googling for a code refrence. Duh, right? But thought that a couple years ago we could do a search by code number cite. Maybe I'm wrong,wouldn't be the first time. In any event, many thanks to the web folks who keep and maintain this site, it's a winner.