Description
Defines search panes.
There is one or more SearchObjectUI within the parent SearchList.
Members
Name | the name f the SearchObjUI, as defined in the SearchName value in <l:SearchCriteria. |
<l:ShellData.SearchCriteria>
<l:SearchCriteria Name="ArticleSearch" BaseQueryName="ArticlePicker" SearchName="Search" AutoApply="False"/>
...
Example
Remarks
Fields are all defined in the simplified syntax, enclosed in <attribute... </attribute>. What is enclosed, depends on the type and of the purpose of the attribute.
Single line attributes (all default) <attribute path="[object.name]" />
<attribute path="[object:SpikedInfo.Time]">
<attribute path="[folderObject.folderRef]" /> Side label attribute <attribute path="[article.name]" mode="Normal"> <ui labelPosition="Side" orientation="Horizontal"/> </attribute> Hidden option attributes <attribute path="[task.title]" op="Containing"> <ui mode="Normal" labelPosition="Side" > <template kind="Single" opMode="Hidden" /> </ui> </attribute>
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Bug fixes
In builds prior to 1.6.1754 it may happen that the SearchObjectUI returns all the GN4 objects without considering the configured object type.
This was because GN4, internally, created in memory a BaseQuery with ObjectType name set to 'object'.
Now the correct ObjectType name is specified into the SearchObjectUI this way:
<SearchObjectUI>
<!-- we need to set the ObjectTypeName -->
<searchConditions ObjectTypeName="page" />
. . .
</SearchObjectUI>
GN4 reads the correct ObjectTypeName and returns always the correct result.
Modified date: 20/03/2013 13:06:08 - P4 Changelist: 66903 - From build: 1.6.1754.x (T)