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Might get reworked to be a full-fledged search function |
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Story
I can easily search for pages from anywhere while I browse the pages of a site. The search is launched against actual content of all pages as well as typical textual elements such as the page titles and name and author and group names.
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Advanced search queries may be saved to a special shelf for saved searches of the content work areawork much as item subsets and thus are added to the tabs representing them at the top of the current view. The query itself and not the results are saved. The user is asked to provide a unique name for the query and to select a default view supporting the display of search results, if multiple such views are available.
In launch launching a saved query again, the user simply selects it in from the list of tabs containing saved searches of the corresponding shelf. Magnolia displays the selected default view (usually the page list) and the advanced search settings as if the user had entered all manually, then executes the search and shows the results.
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If the user switches to a different work area or menu item while a basic or advanced search view is open, the query of the search is preserved. If the user later on switches back to the menu allowing her to browse the pages of a sitefrom where the query was launched, the basic or advanced search view is shown again and the query is executed again to ensure that *the search results shown are up-to-date".
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