Searching ActionScript.org

There are a number of ways to search ActionScript.org. You can make use of either of the Custom Search Engines (CSE) from Google below. These will use Google’s index and search either all of ActionScript.org, or only specific areas of the site, depending on which of the search engines you choose. These Google CSE’s are identical to the search boxes found in the right column of all pages on the site.

You may also use the Advanced Search below, which is built into the Content Management System this site runs on. Note that this will search only Articles, Tutorials and Press releases, but it will allow you to conduct a more granular search in those areas of the site. Please try the Advanced Search form at the bottom of this page.

Search Entire Site

You can add this search to your Google homepage via this button

Search Tutorials & Articles Only

You can add this search to your Google homepage via this button

Instructions

Using the below form you can search within the ActionScript.org Content Management system. This search is limited to those Categories shown in the Categories list to the left and will not search the forums, employment section, etc.

If you know the title of the content you are searching for, we highly recommend you leave only the "Title" check box below checked.

When selecting Categories, hold the control key on your keyboard and select all the categories in which you wish to search. Selecting "Tutorials" does not automatically search in all of the sub-categories of Tutorials; you must select the sub-categories individually.