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• 10 Aug 09
  

  Greg Gannicott

  diigo advanced search syntax search droppingsteps

• 02 May 09
  

  David Corking

  Where is the advanced search page? I can't find it at all. Someone please send me a link to it, and also explain to me how I can search my bookmarks by date.

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    • Too right! I can't find the advanced search page on Diigo at all.
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• 28 Jan 08
  

  Chris Morrow

  Help with Diigo's Advanced Search.

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  • • tag:word1* 
        find bookmarks with tags containing word1 as a prefix
• 07 Apr 07
  

  Moultrie Creek

  diigoguide howto

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    word1 -word2	find bookmarks with word1, but not word2
    word1*	find bookmarks with words containing word1 as a prefix
    tag:word1*	find bookmarks with tags containing word1 as a prefix
    tag:word1 -word2	find bookmarks with tag word1, but not word2 anywhere
    tag:word1 tag:word2	find bookmarks with both tag word1 and tag word2
    tag:(word1 word2)	same as above
    tag:word1 -tag:word2	find bookmarks with tag word1, but not tag word2
    tag:"word1 word2"	find bookmarks with the phrase "word1 word2" in tags
    title: word1	find bookmarks with word1 in title
    text:word1	find bookmarks with word1 in text
    c:word1	find bookmarks with word1 in comments
    h:word1	find bookmarks with word1 in highlights

     

    The search syntax above can also be combined and concatenated.

  • Advanced Search

     

     
     Diigo's search service is so versatile and powerful that you won't have any  problems finding exactly what you're looking for. Just click on >>Advanced Search next to the Search  button to access the following form for advanced search:
     
     
     
     As an alternative to the above form, you can also use the following syntax for advanced search ( when   the "full text" option next to the search button is checked)
     
     

                         

    tag: word1	find bookmarks with word1 in tags
    word1 word2	find bookmarks with both word1 and word2
    word1 or word2 >	find bookmarks with either word1 or word2 >
    "word1 word2"	find bookmarks with the phrase "word
• 08 Mar 07
  

  Tom Hamsher

  diigo fu

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• 29 Oct 06
  

  Rika Y

  あとで

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• 02 Aug 06
  

  Marshall

  links software

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• 
  Chris Morrow on 2008-01-28
  I'm confused on how the above comment addresses a problem... it seems that you're assuming that "or" is excuslive, but I think Diigo is assuming that it's inclusive, which is to say, "X or Y or both," where what you want is "X or Y, but not both". Am I right?
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  Spiral Funk on 2007-09-26
  "tag1 or tag2" doesn't work... it retrieves bookmarks with both tags...
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  H.C. Chen on 2006-08-24
  or work3 or word4 ... works fine. But, tag:task (word1 or word2 or word3 ...) losts some bookmarks. Reason unknown.
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  David Corking on 2009-05-02
  Too right! I can't find the advanced search page on Diigo at all.

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