halriko544 7 Posted July 2 Share Posted July 2 Hi, I can't just search for shazam to find the shazam links. I have to write the following in full https://www.shazam.com And https://www.shazam do not works too ! the .com is important to finde the notes ! That is ridiculous. I can't write the following either: *shazam* This is very illogical that you can't search your database within the domains and you have to write everything out in full. Link to comment
0 Level 5* gazumped 12,078 Posted July 2 Level 5* Share Posted July 2 Evernote has never searched for characters within a string. It can only find the beginning of a term. See https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/208313828-Use-advanced-search-syntax for much more. Link to comment
0 Level 5 PinkElephant 8,846 Posted July 2 Level 5 Share Posted July 2 Unfortunately there is a point in this OP: Even if I add anything at the beginning of an URL (starting with https://…), it does not find it. Just tried on iOS, but I think desktop will show similar. This seems to be specific to search on URLs. Because if I search for https:// only, I get many (all ?) notes with an URL. But when I add more after this, I get no search hits. If I add text plus the wildcard *, I still get nothing. To me it seems that the URLs content is treated differently to other strings, and not searchable even if one goes through the pains to enter it painstakingly precise. It still is not found. Link to comment
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halriko544 7
Hi,
I can't just search for shazam to find the shazam links.
I have to write the following in full
https://www.shazam.com
And https://www.shazam do not works too ! the .com is important to finde the notes ! That is ridiculous.
I can't write the following either: *shazam*
This is very illogical that you can't search your database within the domains and you have to write everything out in full.
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