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This is a little program i made in AutoHotKey over 4 hours for creating FurAffinity search links
Source code is included in the ZIP
DOWNLOAD:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-mtotCFPwbLN1BoRXNIVHVMR1k/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0--JKLstYl64T0A7S7T-p1nw
ps.
just noticed this is the third AHK program posted in FA yet O:
UPDATE
[FIXED] 72 perpage was not working
Source code is included in the ZIP
DOWNLOAD:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-mtotCFPwbLN1BoRXNIVHVMR1k/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0--JKLstYl64T0A7S7T-p1nw
ps.
just noticed this is the third AHK program posted in FA yet O:
UPDATE
[FIXED] 72 perpage was not working
Category Other / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 693 x 334px
File Size 44.3 kB
thank you from the future! this is literally the *only* useful result i found from searching "@keywords search Title search" (after searching FA help and news failed me), trying to find what search parameters are valid and how to paginate the URL! now i can make and share links like this! https://www.furaffinity.net/search?q=@keywords%20search%20Title%20search&page=6
looks like "FA.txt" has the full thing.
FA.txt wrote:furaffinity.net/search?
&type-art=<empty> yes
&type-music=<empty> yes
&type-flash=<empty> yes
&type-story=<empty> yes
&type-photo=<empty> yes
&type-poetry=<empty> yes
&order-by=date relevancy popularity
&rating-general= <empty> yes
&rating-mature= <empty> yes
&rating-adult= <empty> yes
&order-direction=desc asc
&range=day 3days week month all
&mode=all any extended
&perpage=24 48 72
&page=1
&q=SEARCH_HERE
it seems that each parameter's default is listed first. and "<empty>" means to leave it blank. of course "SEARCH_HERE" is replaced by the actual search, which needs to be URL-encoded (which some browsers automagically do in some cases).
also, i found one other place where someone's documented similar. https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/10110912/
apparently browser dev tools show things, fwiw. neat how all this old info is still valid!
FA.txt wrote:furaffinity.net/search?
&type-art=<empty> yes
&type-music=<empty> yes
&type-flash=<empty> yes
&type-story=<empty> yes
&type-photo=<empty> yes
&type-poetry=<empty> yes
&order-by=date relevancy popularity
&rating-general= <empty> yes
&rating-mature= <empty> yes
&rating-adult= <empty> yes
&order-direction=desc asc
&range=day 3days week month all
&mode=all any extended
&perpage=24 48 72
&page=1
&q=SEARCH_HERE
it seems that each parameter's default is listed first. and "<empty>" means to leave it blank. of course "SEARCH_HERE" is replaced by the actual search, which needs to be URL-encoded (which some browsers automagically do in some cases).
also, i found one other place where someone's documented similar. https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/10110912/
apparently browser dev tools show things, fwiw. neat how all this old info is still valid!
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