| {{ _('Operator') }} | {{ _('Effect') }} |
|---|---|
| stream:stream | {{ _('Narrow to messages on stream') }} stream |
| topic:topic | {{ _('Narrow to messages with topic') }} topic |
| pm-with:email | {{ _('Narrow to private messages with') }} email |
| sender:email | {{ _('Narrow to messages sent by') }} email |
| sender:me | {{ _('Narrow to messages sent by you.') }} |
| near:id | {{ _('Center the view around message ID') }} id |
| id:id | {{ _('Narrow to just message ID') }} id |
| is:alerted | {{ _('Narrow to messages with alert words.') }} | is:mentioned | {{ _('Narrow to messages that mention you.') }} |
| is:private | {{ _('Narrow to private messages.') }} |
| is:starred | {{ _('Narrow to starred messages.') }} |
| has:link | {{ _('Narrow to messages containing links.') }} |
| has:image | {{ _('Narrow to messages containing images.') }} |
| has:attachment | {{ _('Narrow to messages containing uploads.') }} |
| keyword | {% trans %}Search for keyword in the topic or message content {% endtrans %} |
| -topic:topic | {% trans %}Exclude messages with topic topic{% endtrans %} |
You can use any combination of these search operators in a single query. For example:
stream:streamname sender:user@example.com keyword
would search for messages sent by user@example.com to stream streamname containing the keyword keyword.
{% endtrans %}