Adding Search Filter Set Files to Projects

Adding Search Filter Set Files to Projects

The first step to using a search filter set is to add a special file for it to your project. A search filter set file has an .flsfs extension and is stored in the Project Organizer under the Advanced folder.

How to Add a Search Filter Set

  1. Do one of the following, depending on the part of the user interface you are using:
    • Ribbon Select Project > New > Advanced > Search Filter Set.
    • Right-Click In the Project Organizer, right-click on the Advanced folder and from the context menu select Add Search Filter Set.

    The Add File dialog opens.

  2. In the File Type field at the top, make sure Search Filter Set is selected.
  3. In the Source area, choose to create the new file based on a template or an existing file.
    • New From Template Choose either a factory template file or one of your own custom template files as a starting point. The new file will take on all of the settings contained in the template. If you want to use the factory template provided by Flare, expand the Factory Templates folder and click on a template file. If you want to use your own custom template file, expand the appropriate folder and click on a file. See Templates.
    • New From Existing Choose an existing file of the same type as a starting point for your new file. As with template files, your new file will take on all of the settings contained in the file you select. To use this option, click The browse ellipsis button opens to more options., use the Open File dialog to find a file, and double-click it.
  4. (Optional) If you want to place the file into a subfolder previously created in the Content Explorer or Project Organizer, in the Folder field click The browse ellipsis button opens to more options. and select the subfolder. Otherwise, keep the default location. See Creating Subfolders.
  5. In the File Name field, type a new name for the search filter set.
  6. (Optional) If you want to apply condition tags to the file, expand the Attributes section at the bottom of the dialog. Next to the Condition Tags field, click The browse ellipsis button opens to more options. and select the conditions you want to apply. Click OK. See Applying Conditions to Content.
  7. (Optional) If you want to apply file tags, expand the Attributes section at the bottom of the dialog. Next to the File Tags field, click The browse ellipsis button opens to more options. and select the file tags you want to apply. Click OK. See Associating Tags With Files.
  8. Click Add. The search filter set is added to the Advanced folder in the Project Organizer. The Search Filter Set Editor opens to the right, with an initial search filter entry shown.

What’s Next?

After you add the new search filter set, you need to insert concepts into topics (if you have not already done so). After that, you can create search filters based on the concepts that you inserted. See Inserting Concepts.