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Quick basic question.

Is there a method to search questions on more than one criteria?

example, oldest, unanswered, with zero answers (as opposed to >0 answers, but no accepted answer)?

Where is, or how do we find the way to modify our search criteria

nb this is not about tags as such

I do not need a solution for the example

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  • Search for answers:0? – animuson♦ Aug 20 '13 at 5:17
  • I needed a list, found it.. this is just an example – user310756 Aug 20 '13 at 5:20
  • @hims056 I DO NOT DOUBT it's a dupe.. but finding the info is difficult so close it and link it to appropriate question and maybe people will find these things more easily.. – user310756 Aug 20 '13 at 5:25
  • @Skippy Recently introduced Help Center (which is itself a few months old now) shows How do I search? link. Which contains all the Advanced Search Options. Also, on the search results page, Advanced Search Tips link is also displayed. I believe Stack Exchange has tried its best so that users can find these options easily and I think this info is not at all difficult to find. The edits you made clarified the question. Thanks and Good luck – Aziz Shaikh Aug 20 '13 at 5:35
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    @Skippy: Settle down. Why are you so frustrated? Your question was originally unclear and it caused confusion. So what? You edited and clarified. Move on. The system worked. – animuson♦ Aug 20 '13 at 5:35
  • @AzizShaikh recently introduced help center.. sorry I didn't ralise it had changed. so I didn't think to go back to it. I'm tired. every time I o=post here I get a downvote. the question in and of itself was not bad. it would've been a good signpost for others. never mind I'm over it. I can't handle it. Even my best voted posts here and on SO get people creeping around and downvoting them. It's a fking jk. I'm TIRED of it. I am volunteering also. sorry I dont play the game and dont fit in with the club here.. – user310756 Aug 20 '13 at 5:38
  • @animuson see my comment above. this site is hard for users to try and participate on, if they are not popular. It shouldn't be based on personality, and the ability to fit in with a bunch of users who have been here since time began. – user310756 Aug 20 '13 at 5:40
  • @animuson the original question was clear. I gave an example to illustrate what I was ansking. Bt as usual people swoop in and don't read it. drives me crazy – user310756 Aug 20 '13 at 5:41
  • I just want to close this account. nothing good ever comes of me participating here. I mean here on SO Meta.. some other SE sites appreciate my conributions – user310756 Aug 20 '13 at 5:43
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    @Skippy: Just because it's clear to you in your mind doesn't mean it's clear to everyone else. When I talk about programming with my friends, everything I say is crystal clear and makes sense to me, but they are often in the dark wondering what I'm talking about. People naturally read and understand things differently. Explaining things clearly is the best way to get your point across. -- If you're really dead-set on deleting your account, follow these instructions. – animuson♦ Aug 20 '13 at 5:43
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Is there a method to search questions on more than one criteria?

Yes. There are many operators we can use for advanced search. For full list of operators see https://meta.stackoverflow.com/help/searching

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I have discovered the answer:

go to https://meta.stackoverflow.com/search?q=

click on advanced search tips.

adv searchtips

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Search with answers:0, click on newest tab and go to the last page.

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