Naming all the advances, "allin" and "link"searches

allinurl, allinanchor, link, .....

[ariff44]

allinurl

allinanchor

link

those are all I know about, any others?

[albert]

-asdfghj site:

[ariff44]

very funny

[heini]

Hehe, ariff, that's actually a nice little trick. Just try it out with a site. :)

[werty]

that actually is one.

it searches for all the pages in your site that do not contain "asdfghj"

[ariff44]

really....what is the point of using that?

[Alcogooglic]

intitle:
allintitle:
inurl:
intext:
inanchor:
site:
cache:
datarange: (when a page has been indexed by Goo)
filetype:
related:
info:
phonebook:

[ariff44]

Alcogooglic -

you are the man (or woman)!

[JayC]

Ariff44, the point is that you can search for pages that do not contain a certain term in a particular site. "-asdfghj site:" was mean to be an example to illustrate it. Maybe this is more clear:

-searchword site:example.com

That will search the domain example.comfor pages that do not contain the word searchword

[ariff44]

jayc -

thanks, I feel kind of stupid now

[JayC]

Should probably also mention, in case it's not obvious, that you can leave the "-" off to search the site for pages that do contain your term.

[ariff44]

thanks

[albert]

Sorry ariff, about being offine for a moment, and not making clear what -asdfgh means ...

Buuut:
What's coming up by searching
-asdfghj site:
is interesting. Anybody?

Especially Google asking:
Did you mean: -asdfgh site:
;)

And sorry again, that might be OT.

[egomaniac]

Just to expand on what's implied in Alcogooglic's list (in case its not obvious), you can also do the following:

allintitle:
allintext:
allinurl: