Searching for a Phrase

[sjaroslo]

I want to find any posts about the company "Made For You." Does anyone know how to search for that on the forum without turning up every instance of the individual words "made," "for," and "you?" Thanks!

[dontlifttoshift]

This should help......

http://www.made4uproducts.com/

[sjaroslo]

Thanks, Donny, I appreciate it, but I know what their web site address is. What I am trying to find out is if anyone on the Forum has used their products and written about them, therefore, I would like to search Pro-Touring.com for the phrase "Made For You." Thank you.

[sjaroslo]

No one has a suggestion for this? I wanted to do a search to see if anyone knows of someone making aftermarket gauges for the First Gen Camaro console--I don't want to search on "console" and I don't want to search on "gauges," but searching on "console gauges" might get me in the ballpark. With Google, if you put your phrase inside quotation marks, it searches for the entire phrase--surely there is some equivalent of that for searching within the forum? And I know--stop calling you Shirley. Thanks!

[MoonMan]

I asked the same question about a year ago and never got an answer. I'll watching

[Rod]

Made 4 you products are well made what do want to know?

[sjaroslo]

Yeah, at this point it isn't so much about hearing about folks who used the product (I just went ahead and bought some to check it out), but it is still about knowing how to conduct a targeted search within the forum. I have too many opportunities where this would be good to know--assuming that it is in fact even possible. I'm beginning to dougt that now.

[sjaroslo]

Ah, never mind, did a GOOGLE search regarding doing phrase searches in vBulletin and there are LOTS of instances of people asking the same questions and finding the same results. So it looks like a limitation of vBulletin (or this implementation of it), so it looks like there are no solutions. Thanks anyway!