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On December 11th, 2009 at 7:24 am, Barry Raveendran Greene said…

Please fix this post. You have set up the pop up to overlay it on top of the Apture Blog’s search window. This imposes a consequence on everyone else – denying them the ability to “search” the blogs.

On December 14th, 2009 at 12:41 pm, Andrew Machado said…

Hey Barry,

I shrunk the video a bit so it didn’t block the search box.

Andrew

On December 18th, 2009 at 12:38 pm, Danny Carver said…

i actually have an important question/suggestion.

So when you changed the search title from MTV to MTV Video, was there a reason or benefit to doing so?

The main problem I’ve encountered with the lack of in depth information from Apture’s cursory albeit informative video instructionals and posts is their lack of information for users who have moved past the setup phase and who are interested in tweaking, refining and utilizing Apture to its fullest. One of these subjects which could use this type of explanation is indeed: Setting up Apture User Search Preference. I have experimented trying to fine tune this feature of Apture, and have only been successful when successful at all by a hit and miss process of elimination,

eg., setting up a search for some sites will work but, will only deliver links, while other sites will deliver the content that most of us who use Apture want: photos, articles and embedded results which even if adding as a link will enhance a post by its Apture bloom, compared to a dead link–and of course, no one wants to embed a link when they could embed this other content.

The information is just not there, and No Satisfaction and Twitter, while great for most users is not addressing these issues by virtue of their format.

How about it? A little transparency for older users.

And while you’re at it:

What’s up with Apture’s ultra-safe ’strict filter’? It’s ridiculously limiting. It’s difficult to even find relevant results for modern art for example. I can’t imagine how anyone would link anything edgier than that. It even seems to restrict search results beyond what Google does under their ’strict’ filtering.

How does one bypass or workaround this issue which I assume you have universally set for the benefit of Mom-Bloggers?

Thanks for your attention,

Danny
Danny Carver

On December 18th, 2009 at 12:44 pm, Andrew Machado said…

Hey Danny,

Feel free to send an email to support at apture dot com so we can bang out all the questions you have. We can take care of any concerns you have in regards to Search filters, customization, etc.

We’ve also put a lot of Tips & Tricks on our blog http://bit.ly/55hsH and on our help site http://bit.ly/5E0fko.

Andrew

On February 7th, 2010 at 9:14 pm, Mapics said…

Merci beaucoup pour se plugin qui vas beaucoup me servir.

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