Search Facets

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Use search facets to add or modify search predicates to the Search panel in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Assets - Brand Portal. Adding search predicates to the Search panel lets you customize your search based on specific needs, which makes the search functionality versatile.

You can add multiple predicates to the Search panel. For example, add the Fulltext predicate for full-text searches. Use the Property predicate to search for assets that match a single property that you specify in this predicate. Use the Options predicate to search assests that match one or more values that you specify for a particular property. Add the Date Range property to search assets created within a specified date range.

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See also the Search facets video.

Adding a Predicate

  1. From the rail, click Tools > Search Facets.

  2. Select the mediaportal form and then click the Edit search facets icon.

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  3. In the Customize Search Facets page, drag a predicate from the Select Predicate tab to the main pane. For example, drag Property Predicate.

  4. In the Settings tab, enter a label, placeholder text, and description for the property predicate. Specify a valid property name for the metadata property you want to associate with the predicate. 

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    Huomautus:

    The header label in the Settings tab identifies the type of predicate you select.

  5. In the Property Name field, enter a name for the property based on which the search is performed. For example, enter jcr:content/metadata/dc:description or ./jcr:content/metadata/dc:description.

  6. Click the Preview icon to generate a preview of the Search panel as it appears after you add the predicate.

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  7. Review the layout of the predicate in the Preview mode.

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  8. To close the preview, click the Close icon on the top-right corner of the preview.

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  9. Click Done to save the settings.

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  10. Navigate to the Search panel in the Assets user interface. The Property predicate is added to the panel.

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  11. Enter a description for the asset to be searched in the text box. For example, enter "Adobe." When you perform a search, assets with description matching "Adobe" are listed in the search results.

Adding other predicates

Similar to the way you add a Property predicate , you can add the following additional predicates to the Search panel:

Predicate Name

Description

Properties

Fulltext

Search predicate for full-text searches
  • Label
  • Placeholder
  • Property name
  • Description

Tag

Search predicate to search assets based on tags. You can configure the Path property to populate various tags in the Tags list.
  • Label
  • Property name
  • Path
  • Description

Path

Search predicate to search assets at a particular location
  • Label
  • Path
  • Description

Publish Status

Search predicate to search assets based on their publish status
  • Label
  • Property name
  • Description

Relative Date

Search predicate to search assets based on the relative date of their creation 
  • Label
  • Property name
  • Relative date

Range

Search predicate to search assets that lie within a specified range. In the Search panel, you can specify minimum and maximum values for the range.
  • Label
  • Property name
  • Description

Date Range

Search predicate to search assets created within a specified range for a date property. In the Search panel, you can specify Start and End dates.
  • Label
  • Placeholder
  • Property name
  • Range text (From)
  • Range text (To)
  • Description

Date

Search predicate for a slider-based search of assets based on a date property.
  • Label
  • Property name
  • Description

File Size

Search predicate to search assets based on their size
  • Label
  • Property name
  • Path
  • Description

Restoring default search facets

To restore the default search facets:

  1. Select the mediaportal form in the Search Facets page.

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  2. Click the Restore default search facets icon on the toolbar.

     

     

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  3. In the Delete search customizations dialog, click Delete to remove the custom changes.

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User permissions

The following table lists the permissions you require to perform edit, delete, and preview actions involving search facets if you are not assigned an administrator role.

Action Permissions
Edit  Read and Write permissions on the /apps node in CRX
Delete Read, Write, Delete and  permissions on the /apps node in CRX
Preview Read, Write, Delete and  permissions on the /var/dam/content node in CRX. Also, Read and Write permissions on /apps