Question: Is there any way to search for a specific VM?
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CTRL+F
Then type some words in the search box to help locate the VM.
Then type some words in the search box to help locate the VM.
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Well, that's a way to do it, but it only searches as far as the displayed VMs on that one page. I think Feign means searching for a specific VM through pages of them, which can't be done from the looks of it. D:
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t'is what I thought. I'm looking for a specific link, so at least that will be eye catching.
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that'd be a nice feature.
sort of like searching the posts/threads of a user... but having a custom search for vm's.
that's what you mean, yeah?
sort of like searching the posts/threads of a user... but having a custom search for vm's.
that's what you mean, yeah?
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That would be SOOO handy. I've had that problem before and (as you know) it's unbelievably annoying.
If there's not one, is it possible to install/add one?
If there's not one, is it possible to install/add one?
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I'm all for the idea too. You can even search through the blogs and your PMs, but not VMs. D:
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I think this would be a very useful idea. I usually don't search my VM's for something, but there is this one thing I need to look up in there. And it's probably a couple hundred pages back. D:
The only problem I see with this is if VM's aren't stored in a database (care to clarify, somebody?), then it might not be able to search through them.
The only problem I see with this is if VM's aren't stored in a database (care to clarify, somebody?), then it might not be able to search through them.