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Alfresco Content Services

Search

You can use the search box on the toolbar to search for files, sites, and people.

Type your search into the search box, and a list of matching files, sites, and people will be shown as you type.

If you’re in a site you can clickSearch all content orSearch in **sitename** to search all sites or just the site you’re in. Private sites that you’re not a member of, and their files, aren’t shown.

There are lots ofsearch tips available, including:

  • Type* to complete a word if you don’t know the full word you’re searching for. For example, both*resco andalf* will show results foralfresco.
  • To search for items that contain only one of several words, useOR and surround your search with brackets, for example,(big OR red). If you don’t use brackets, search results are returned containing bothbig andred.

The five most relevant files, sites, and people are shown, but you can clickMore to see further results.

You can either:

  • Click on one of the results to go straight to it, or
  • Press Enter (with the cursor in the search box) to view all thesearch results for all files found by your search.

Note: Wiki pages and blog postings are shown under along with other files. Previews aren’t shown for calendar events, site-related web links, discussion topics, or data lists and list items. You need to press Enter to search for them.

Search results

If you press Enter in the Search box then all the files and folders found by your search are shown.

You can now:

  • Click on a result thumbnail to preview it.
  • Click on a result name to open it.
  • Click on one or more of the filter options to switch them on and off and narrow down the search results.
  • Hover over a result and clickActions and select an option from the menu.

  • Select multiple results and clickSelected Items to select an action option.

    Tip: The main file actions are available here, but you may find more options available when you preview the file.

    You can delete a file this way but the search results won’t be updated until you run a new search.

Note: Click theSearch in menu to search in all sites or just in the site you’re in.

If you’re aSearch Manager super user then you’ll have an additionalSearch Manager option you can click where you can create new search filters.

As well as the search box on the toolbar, there are also additional advanced search features for findingpeople,sites, andcontent.

Tip: If a file is a Microsoft Office, PDF, or other text-based file type (not an image or video) then you can also clickAdvanced Search icon on the file preview to search for text in the file.

Search tips

There are multiple options you can use to make your search more specific.

Note: File and folder names have additional search support for product names, product codes, camel case word extraction, general file naming conventions and more.

To search forEnter the search criteriaThis searches
the wordbanana anywhere it existsbanana

or

=banana		names, titles, descriptions, and content
the exact phrasebanana peel anywhere it existsbanana peelnames, titles, descriptions, and content
the wordsbanana,peel, andslippery where they all appear together in any order or positionbanana AND peel AND slipperynames, titles, descriptions, and content
content containing any of the wordsbanana,peel, andslipperybanana peel slippery

or

banana OR peel OR slippery		names, titles, descriptions, and content
the wordbanana where it is used in a titletitle:bananatitles
the wordbanana where it is used in a namename:banananames of folders and content items in the library; wiki page titles
the wordbanana where it is used in the descriptiondescription:bananadescriptions of folders and content items in the library; descriptions of data lists
the wordbanana where it is used in site contentTEXT:bananawiki pages, blog postings, content items, and discussion items and replies
content created on September 26, 2011created:"2011-09-26"wiki pages, blog postings, library folders, content items, events, links, discussion topics, and data lists. You can search just by year, or go down to month and day level.
content created between September 26 and September 30, 2011created:["2011-09-26" to "2011-09-30"]wiki pages, blog postings, library folders, content items, events, links, discussion topics, and data lists. You can search just by year, or go down to month and day level.
any content modified on September 26, 2011modified:"2011-09-26"wiki pages, blog postings, library folders, content items, events, links, discussion topics, and data lists. You can search just by year, or go down to month and day level.
any content modified between September 26 and September 30, 2011modified:["2011-09-26" to "2011-09-30"]wiki pages, blog postings, library folders, content items, events, links, discussion topics, and data lists. You can search just by year, or go down to month and day level.
any content created by a specific usercreator:<username>wiki pages, blog postings, library folders, content items, events, links, discussion topics, and data lists.
any content modified by a specific usermodifier:<username>wiki pages, blog postings, library folders, content items, events, links, discussion topics, and data lists.
any content containing the letter sequenceuse. The results returned will include references touse,user,reuse, etc.TEXT:*use*wiki pages, blog postings, library folders, content items, and discussion topics.

Using the Site Finder

You can search for sites using the search box on the toolbar or you can use the Site Finder to get more detailed site information.

From the search results you can navigate to a site, join or leave sites, and delete a site (managers only).

  1. Open theSites menu and clickSite Finder.

  2. Type a full or partial site name in the search box.

    Tip: Leave the search box empty to display all sites you have permission to access.

    The search looks for sites starting with your search criteria, so entering the search criteriaawe won’t find the siteProject Awesome. If you add*, so your search criteria is*awe, then you will find the site.

  3. ClickSearch.

    A list of sites matching your criteria is shown. This list includes public sites, moderated public sites, sites you created, and private sites that you belong to. To the right of a site, the actionsJoin andRequest to Join indicate you are not a site member; the actionLeave indicates you are a site member.

Using the People Finder

You can search for people using the search box on the toolbar or you can use the People Finder to get more detailed user information.

When you find the user you are looking for you can use the Follow/Unfollow option. You can also view their user profile.

  1. ClickPeople on the toolbar.

  2. Type a full or partial name in the search box.

    You must enter at least one character. The search is not case sensitive.

    The search looks for user names starting with your search criteria, so entering the search criteria 1 won’t find the user User1. If you add*, so your search criteria is*1, then you will find the user.

    Note: See the search tips provided on the People Finder page to perform more complex searches.

  3. ClickSearch.

  4. In the results list, click a user name to display that user’s profile.

Reviewing a user profile

When you search for a user, you can view their profile details.

The profile details are organized across several pages:

  • Info: Displays the user’s personal details, including contact information, company details, and a photo.
  • Sites: Lists the sites the user belongs to.
  • Content: Displays two lists detailing the user’s recent site activities. TheRecently added list displays the last three pieces of content that the user added to any site. This includes wiki pages, blog postings, library content, and discussion items. TheRecently modified list displays the last three pieces of content the user edited.
  • Following (#): Displays a list of people the user is following.The number to the right of the page label indicates how many people are currently being followed by this user. If the user has marked their list as private, this page will not appear in the profile.

Using the Advanced Search

Use the search box in the toolbar to access the advanced search.

  1. ClickAdvanced Search icon in the search box then clickAdvanced Search.

    The Advanced Search screen displays.

  2. Choose a search type:

    • Content: Searches for all types of content
    • Folders: Searches for all folders and containers, such as library folders and data lists

  3. Enter your search criteria.

    To search by modification date, click the calendar icon to select a date from a calendar.

    To search by the user who last modified the content, enter the appropriate user name in theModifier field.

    Tip: You can type* to complete a word if you don’t know the full word you’re searching for. For example, both*resco andalf* will show results foralfresco.

  4. ClickSearch.

    All the files and folders found by your search are shown. You can now:

    • Click on a result to open it.
    • Click on one or more of the filter options to switch them on and off and narrow down the search results.
    • Hover over a result and clickActions and select an option from the menu.

    Tip: You can delete a file this way but the search results won’t be updated until you run a new search.

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