Favorites
Valid from Datafari 6.0 upwards
The favorites functionnality allows connected user to save search results that they appreciate or want to look at later on.
When activated, the search interface will be as follows:
The only difference from a standard search result interface, is that it now includes the “favorite” icon next to each result title. This icon is a little red flag.
Clicking on the flag will add or delete the document into the favorites.
In the screenshot above, Datafari Enterprise Search is saved as a favorite (fully red flag), Datafari Enterprise Search - Tarifs is not (empty red flag).
Users can then manage their favorites by going in the Search Tools menu and selecting the “favorites” menu item:
From there he can directly open a document, visualise its path, or delete it.
Valid from Datafari 4.x up to 5.5
The favorites functionnality allows connected user to save search results that they appreciate or want to look at later on.
When activated, the search interface will be as follows:
The only difference from a standard search result interface, is that it now includes the “favorite” icon next to each result title. This icon is a little red flag.
When the flag is empty, it means the corresponding document is not part of the user's favorites.
When the flag is fully red, it means it is part of the user's favorites. Clicking on the flag will add or delete the document into the favorites.
In the screenshot above, Datafari Enterprise Search is saved as a favorite (fully red flag), Datafari Enterprise Search - Tarifs is not (empty red flag).
Users can then manage their favorites by going in the Search Tools menu and selecting the “favorites” menu item:
From there he can directly open a document, visualise its path, or delete it.
Valid up to 3.x
The favorites functionnality allows connected user to save search results that they appreciate or want to look at later on.
When activated, the search interface will be as follows:
The only difference from a standard search result interface, is that it now includes the “favorite” icon next to each result title.This icon is a little red flag.
When the flag is empty, it means the corresponding document is not part of the user's favorites.
When the flag is fully red, it means it is part of the user's favorites. Clicking on the flag will add or delete the document into the favorites.
In the screenshot above, crypt.doc is saved as a favorite (fully red flag), Cv_français.pdf is not (empty red flag).