[ aleksandaraleksandar @ 14.09.2009. 08:22 ] @
| Ran Geva noticed that Google's date range restrictions have been extended and you can now find web pages published or indexed by Google * less than one minute ago or even less than 10 seconds ago. Click on "show options", select "past 24 hours" and tweak the URL by replacing "tbs=qdr:d" with "tbs=qdr:n" to find pages published in the past minute. Example: a search for [Tiger Woods: http://www.google.com/search?q=tiger%20woods&tbs=qdr:n ] restricted to almost real-time results. The date restriction feature is quite flexible, but you need to know the syntax used by Google's URLs: tbs=qdr:[name][value] To find the web pages published less than 45 seconds ago that include the word "flu", use this URL: http://www.google.com/search?q=flu&tbs=qdr:s45 za ovaj primer su zanimljive dve stvari: 1. poruka koja kaže da opcija ne funkcioniše, ali ta poruka je prevedena na srpski :) znači da postoji. 2. opcija ipak funkcioniše: svi rezultati su ispod 45 sekundi. |