The table below summarizes the key search features and capabilities for each output type. With HTML5 and WebHelp outputs, you can distribute either client- or server-based outputs. This is why the table below lists them twice—under client- and server-based output.
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Glossary Search (Find Matching Terms) |
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Index Search (Find Matching Terms) |
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Predictive Search |
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Search Favorites (Save Queries to Favorites List) |
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Search Query (Asterisk (*) Wildcard Character) |
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Search Query (Boolean Operators) |
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Search Query (Full-text Search—not case sensitive) |
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Search Query (Enclose Terms in Quotes) |
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Search Results (Narrow Search Scope Using Search Filter Sets) |
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Search Results (Results Listed in Ranked Order and Show Rank Number) See Optimizing Search. |
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Search Results (Search Hits Highlighted in Topics) See Search Highlighting. |
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Search Results (Search Hits Bolded) |
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1Select the operator from the built-in list. 2Search filters are not supported in Elasticsearch. 3Results are listed in order. Rank number is not visible. |
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