There's only about 837 fics for Dresden Files on fanfiction.net. I don't think that Dresden Files has that many writers outside of DLP for where you'd need a filter.

 

So the newest results I have been receiving are from six days ago. This is happening on both my phone and my laptop, so I'm pretty sure that this isn't the fault of browser settings. Is there something I can due to alleviate this as a personal issue, or is this happening to others as well?

 

I have mu own personal fanfiction database, with quite complicated sets of rules.

One of them is detector of slash stories, smarter than just "no word slash in description" - and it seems quite good at hiding slash.

I wonder - would somebody be interested in my code and use it to implement "no slash" checkbox (it uses rules that cannot be currently set in Scryer, like "genre contains <romance> AND both first character and second characters are male")?

 

Hi, I haven't been getting any results from Scryer for last one week. Is there an indexing problem?

I have some experience in building search engines & web scraping. Let me know if you need a hand.

 

Is there any way to save my options between searches?

Eg: I have a list of male characters that are commonly used in slash fics, and I have to manually add them each time I go to search.

I tried bookmarking the search page after I entered them and searched, but it doesn't auto-fill in the characters. So if I want to modify the search at all I have to manually enter them all again.

 

The last couple of days I've been getting the error "No results found. Try another query."

No matter what I try I always get this error. Is this a known bug?

 

I'm getting the same issue. Also, it won't open in Opera for me, but it's fine in other browsers.

 

Scryer doesn't work in Chrome (Ver 38.0.2125.111 m). I use win 7. I disabled all extensions and tried restarting computer. Nothing works. I used another laptop (with same version of chrome, with extensions and win 8.1) and it works just fine. It also works fine in Firefox and IE. It looks like this:

edit: It works now. Thanks Lord Ravenclaw.

 

Just a suggestion but could you please make it possible to include something that has a space in it. I know I'm not explaining well so I'll just give an example.

If I want to search for a story that includes time travel in the summary I have to search for:
'+time +travel' as a search for '+timetravel' will only return stories that have the word 'timetravel' in the summary.

This isn't exactly a problem but it is kind of annoying and confusing at first. Maybe you could make escape sequences work (e.g. '+time\ travel') or use underscores to represent spaces (e.g '+time_travel'). Again its not a problem, but it is me being a nitpicking twat.

If you need any Python (3.0 +) or Ruby scripting help you can contact me.

 

js-less browsers? Ain't that rather switched-off JS with NoScript or similar? And does the new interface go well on cellphones and tablets?

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