Check out the new search layout

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We thought it was a good idea when Stevo wished for a better markup of search results.
So please find the new layout enabled for the search field and give us some feedback. Hope this will make your daily lookup a bit faster and more fun :-)

Update, 2010-06-04:
- new colorcoding system to distinct searchresults even better :-)
- checkout the search vessel browser integration

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THANKS to all commenters!

ps. we really enjoy pushing the development of all vessel tracking sites :-) let’s see how fast we get copied this time

6 thoughts on “Check out the new search layout”

  1. admin
    September 26, 2010 at 21:58

    took VT almost two weeks to copy this nice code for the better designed live search feature, which we introduced last year. I was wondering, if people realize the color codes for names (blue), IMO (orange) and MMSI numbers (green) inside the search results? For us, that is the cream inside the cake…. :-)
    To try it out yourself, just paste “1111″ inside the search field.

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  3. admin
    June 5, 2010 at 13:36

    @Ian: I am still trying to figure out what makes ATLS and Belina appear in the list…

  4. Rob Knight (rob1053)
    June 2, 2010 at 18:36

    Don’t forget, to add the search facility to your browser this realy is the icing on the cake.If you want to find vessel details no need to bring up the site just type in the details in the search image and up it comes.Outstanding!

  5. Rob Knight (rob1053)
    June 1, 2010 at 16:28

    Great new system I love it. There are times when you are not quite sure of a name or its spelling and have to plough through pages of posibilities. This system makes it so easy. Well done team.
    Rob
    P.S. Ian problem of finding the previous does not happen now

  6. IanJohn
    May 27, 2010 at 12:07

    Hi Lars,
    Two small problems in your example:-
    1 ATLS 9701 & Belina do not contain “AIDA”
    2 on using your example, when clicking on a vessel, the previous one is found.

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