When we do a search, as a standard, our main objective is to find a certain string in thenames of files or included in their content and not in the Name of a Folder (with rare exceptions)!
I verify that in the CDS, doing a simple search, with a certain string, in the main search field, the CDS returns results for both Files and Folders.
QUESTION
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Is there any simple way to:
i) do not index the Folder Name
or, ideally
ii) do a search where the results only return the File Name/Content?
(folder names are excluded!)
Thank you
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Amy Renaud publiés
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I see Tony from Technical Support responded via our ticketing system. I have copy/pasted his advice below:
To only search in a filename, use the first example below in the main search of Copernic, and for file content only use the 2nd example below.
@filename =
(ex. @filename = house)
@content =
(ex. @content = chair)
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Nigel Pendrighpubliés
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Thank you very much for your helpful answer Phillippe :)
I did not realise that @FileFolder could be used like this
I have read and read again since your post - the document at the end of your link = Refine a search with advanced categories operators
I missed this because the example refer only to using this in the context of restricting document search to a specific folder
Can this article be updated please to demonstrate this useful extra functionality that is probably hidden from most of your cutomers!
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Philippe Francopubliés
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For those who are looking for a folder and know part of the folder name, you can use @filefolder For example @filefolder = logo will return all results where there is a folder containing that word. You can find more of these in this article.
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Nigel Pendrighpubliés
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This is helpful - and sometimes, I just want to find out where is the folder
So how to search by Only the Folder Name?
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Amy Renaudpubliés
sur un an il y a
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I see Tony from Technical Support responded via our ticketing system. I have copy/pasted his advice below:
To only search in a filename, use the first example below in the main search of Copernic, and for file content only use the 2nd example below.
Hi
When we do a search, as a standard, our main objective is to find a certain string in the names of files or included in their content and not in the Name of a Folder (with rare exceptions)!
I verify that in the CDS, doing a simple search, with a certain string, in the main search field, the CDS returns results for both Files and Folders.
QUESTION
==========
Is there any simple way to:
i) do not index the Folder Name
or, ideally
ii) do a search where the results only return the File Name/Content?
(folder names are excluded!)
Thank you
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Amy Renaud publiés sur un an il y a Administrateur Meilleure réponse
I see Tony from Technical Support responded via our ticketing system. I have copy/pasted his advice below:
@filename =
@content =
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Nigel Pendrigh publiés 2 mois il y a
Thank you very much for your helpful answer Phillippe :)
I did not realise that @FileFolder could be used like this
I have read and read again since your post - the document at the end of your link = Refine a search with advanced categories operators
I missed this because the example refer only to using this in the context of restricting document search to a specific folder
Can this article be updated please to demonstrate this useful extra functionality that is probably hidden from most of your cutomers!
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Philippe Franco publiés 2 mois il y a Administrateur
For those who are looking for a folder and know part of the folder name, you can use @filefolder
For example @filefolder = logo will return all results where there is a folder containing that word.
You can find more of these in this article.
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Nigel Pendrigh publiés 2 mois il y a
This is helpful - and sometimes, I just want to find out where is the folder
So how to search by Only the Folder Name?
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Amy Renaud publiés sur un an il y a Administrateur Réponse
I see Tony from Technical Support responded via our ticketing system. I have copy/pasted his advice below:
@filename =
@content =
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Paulo Castro Oliveira publiés sur un an il y a
For anyone interested in the answer to this question (click on the link)! ;)
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