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Would it be possible to change the search so that you don't end up on a separate page? It feels a bit clunky to not be able to search directly. Replace the search button with a text box for the que...
#3: Post edited
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sau226
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2022-07-03T05:51:50Z (almost 2 years ago)
edited tags: this was done in Dec. 2020 per /posts/39539
#2: Post edited
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klutt
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2020-06-03T11:16:41Z (almost 4 years ago)
- Would it be possible to change the search so that you don't end up on a separate page? It feels a bit clunky to not be able to search directly. Replace the search button with a text box for the query. Maybe it could be a separate search page for more advanced searching with more options and explanations, but in that case, also have a regular search textbox on the regular pages.
I don't like to say "like on the SE network", but that pretty much summarizes it. :)
- Would it be possible to change the search so that you don't end up on a separate page? It feels a bit clunky to not be able to search directly. Replace the search button with a text box for the query. Maybe it could be a separate search page for more advanced searching with more options and explanations, but in that case, also have a regular search textbox on the regular pages.
- I don't like to say "like on the SE network", but that pretty much summarizes it. :)
- It could be the case that I just have not become used to it yet.
#1: Initial revision
by
klutt
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2020-06-03T11:11:58Z (almost 4 years ago)
Would it be possible to change the search so that you don't end up on a separate page? It feels a bit clunky to not be able to search directly. Replace the search button with a text box for the query. Maybe it could be a separate search page for more advanced searching with more options and explanations, but in that case, also have a regular search textbox on the regular pages. I don't like to say "like on the SE network", but that pretty much summarizes it. :)