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Hi,

Is it possible to create a RSS feed that matche's only the text you enter by itself?

For instance I want to create a feed that looks for the word "low" and just that word.

All my attempts return hits where "low" is part of the word in the title - for instance it returns things with slow,ludlow,blow in the title as well when all I want it to looks for is the word "low"

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Have you tried:
as (regular) expression?

I tried it but must be doing something wrong.

I created a RSS feed named low and put the feed URL in, then on the next page under FILTER I put your code.

Is that correct?

Can you post a screenshot of the filtering page?

does this help?

When you click on the tab "Not Mached" , is there anything with "low" in it?

No, nothing with "low" in it.

Iglesiab wrote:No, nothing with "low" in it.

So, it's correct that nothing is found by the filter "low"

Yes , so I am a little confused. There should be some hits though - I can see them when I search for low on the site.

Does it only search a limited amount of time/ hits?

One of the things I want it to find is 29 days old.

Iglesiab wrote:Yes , so I am a little confused. There should be some hits though - I can see them when I search for low on the site.

Does it only search a limited amount of time/ hits?

One of the things I want it to find is 29 days old.

As you can see, the RSS only gives you 25 items. Those are the 25 most recent items, so probably very recent. Certainly not 29 days old.

With nzbindex.nl, you can do a pre-filter: http://www.nzbindex.nl/rss/?q=low&sort=agedesc&max=25
... but nzbindex.nl often does not give results and then says "503 Service Temporarily Unavailable" ...

Ahh I see. A new hit should be around the corner so I will see if it picks it up. Thanks for your help.