Search for ... dialogue boxes

1. Search By - click KwikSelect at the end of the field to select a search method, or type its name.
   Use the drop-down list to select from the recently used search methods.
   The list of available search methods also changes dynamically, depending on what you are looking for. See Search methods.
   Content Manager displays the search fields according to the search method you entered.

   Advanced Word Search - This option is only available for all word searches and available for selection only in binary search editor. When selected, the search parser decodes and identify all the logic keywords, eg, OR, AND, NEAR and NOT, and used them as logic operators in text search, otherwise all the words are used as search terms in text search.

   String search editor - Advanced word search is by default selected in all word searches performed using string search editor and in addition to logic operators, the search parser decodes all words and identify different search methods also.

   Quick search bar - Advanced word search is by default not selected in quick search bar.

2. Enter your criteria to search by. Content Manager may change more fields dynamically.
3. If needed, use the field More Search Options, for example, for preset date ranges
4. Optional - to add a second criterion to search by, select AND or OR and click the New button above the parameter box towards the bottom.
   Content Manager inserts a second line in the search parameter box underneath.
   See Using the operators in the Boolean search editor.
5. Starting with the Search By field again, enter your second criterion.
   Content Manager enters it in the second line.
6. Repeat as needed for more criteria
7. Click OK to run the search.
   Content Manager displays the results in a list.

The multi-field search editor displays a number fields that you can use to search for items matching all of your criteria. The fields that are available to you depend on the type of Content Manager item you are looking for. For a record search, the first field is Indexed Words.

For detailed information about the editor, see Using the multi-field search editor.

The string editor appears with the field Enter search string, and a white space where you can enter it.

The string editor is available for more advanced users who are familiar with Content Manager's string search methods and their syntax.

See Using the string-based search editor.