Wierd problem with searching...

[fionna51]

Here's my problem. Hope it is something simple.

I'm posting challenges for NAC...not attending convention...in the demo forum. I added a keyword on a pre-existing card of mine for one of the challenges. Now when I search for that keyword it tells me there are no photos for that criteria.

I can't figure it out because:
That card has 2 keywords, the other one works.
I have tried using the keyword in the main gallery search box, as well as clicking on the actual keyword on my card. Neither way works.
My first challenge post works just fine.

Here is the card in question:
DTGD challenge-Jen by fionna51 at Splitcoaststampers
The keyword is NACLSC01.

Is there some reason why it won't find anything on that search?

[MsAudreyAnn]

Good Afternoon....

I just did a gallery search for NACLSC01 and your card showed up.


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[PH in VA]

Hi Diane,

It takes the gallery a little while to catch up with edits... sometimes an hour or so, sometimes longer. That's the most likely reason why your card wasn't showing up in the search for the NACLSC01 keyword when you made your original post. However, it comes up now, as Audrey mentioned in her reply.

[Soni B]

with the new form of the gallery I am having difficulty looking up some of the older SU sets, possibly even retired .Is there still a way to get to the alphabetical order listing for SU sets??

[transprntbutterfly]

cute card!

The only thing I noticed, and I don't know if it could be a problem, is that you don't have a comma between your 2 keywords.

[PH in VA]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soni B

with the new form of the gallery I am having difficulty looking up some of the older SU sets, possibly even retired .Is there still a way to get to the alphabetical order listing for SU sets??

Sonja,

1. On the Gallery home page, click on SU! Galleries.
2. Scroll down to where it has Stampin' Up! Galleries (Alphabetical by set name) and click on the appropriate letter range. For instance, if you're looking for Petal Prints, you'd click on O-Q.
3. Find the set you're interested in from the list.

Hope that helps.