Search works great now, and adjustable size of the search frame solves my large font problem.....
Unfortunately, the search fields no longer display at all in Netscape on my machine (Netscape V4.75 on Win 98 SE). The frame is there, I can right-click and view frame source or frame info, but it displays as blank. Can't even see the line that separates the input fields from the results. Everything looks and works fine under MSIE 5.00. I'll try it at work tomorrow (Netscape 4.something under Win 2000 Pro) and report how it looks. Greg At 08:56 AM 05/16/02 -0700, you wrote: >hi, > >sorry about that. go ahead and try it now (they played liberty 25 times in >1993...:-) > >thanks, >k > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 8:25 PM > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: more testing on new site > > > > > > OK, Kevin, thanks for adding the year field to the search section. I > > tested some searches with a combination of venue/year and some > > others with > > a combination of state/year. These seem to work just fine. > > However, when > > I try a combination of song anywhere/year, I get weird results. More > > records are returned than should be. At first, I thought the > > search engine > > was performing a boolean "or" on the two conditions instead of an "and", > > but this doesn't describe the behavior either. > > > > For example, try searching for song anywhere=Liberty and > > year=1973. Result > > should obviously be zero shows, but I get a (seemingly random) > > selection of > > nine *1993* shows that have Liberty in them. Maybe it's just something > > screwy in the data, but I don't see the text "1973" anywhere in > > those results. > > > > One more thing: The bottom two search fields are slightly cut off on my > > screen (in both Netscape and MSIE). This is almost certainly due to the > > fact that I use the "Large Fonts" display setting. Increasing > > the size of > > this area by about half the width of one of the entry ports would > > solve the > > problem. I can send a screen shot off list if you'd like. > > > > Thanks again to Kevin and everybody else involved for their > > efforts on this! > > > > Greg Hurwitt > > -- > > Greg > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > http://houston.quik.com/phobos > > > > > > -- Greg [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://houston.quik.com/phobos
