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The search query should not be case sensitive. For example, searching for RAR is equal to rar, Rar, or RaR etc.)
Spaces in the query:
Spaces are included in the search string. For example, when searching “repeated c” the result “repeated calls” may be found.
When searching a list of names (such as employees or agents), the space may be addressed as a separator between 2 distinct searches. For example, when searching “sh kl” the employee “Shiri Klein” may be found.
Search logic
The searched string is highlighted in bold.
2 types of search logic may be applied, according to the specific needs:
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Type-ahead |
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All results will start with the typed string. |
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Contains |
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The search string may appear anywhere within a result |
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Type-ahead should be the default approach. However, consider using the contains approach when:
The user is not familiar with the list terminology or the full name of the item.
The list includes complex items, such as agent names or combinations of numbers and strings.
String Highlight
The searched string is highlighted in bold within the list of results:
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An additional background color will be added to the bold string in these cases:
When the searched items are already presented in bold within the list of results.
Where there are other, non-searchable bold items within the set of results list, such as bold headers in a hierarchical list, that may cause confusion.
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