We are using the Set-PnPSearchSettings to customize our search
What are the integration capabilities with regards to the search bar dropdown?
At the moment a user has to type their query in and hit enter or click the magnifier icon before they can see results
How can we show results in the dropdown?
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Can you please help me create the same function as from Microsoft.com page for a search function?
Here is what i need help with :
Add Search Icon to top nav
Clicking search icon will overlay search across nav
After entering search term, clicking enter or the search icon within the search bar will submit the search
Clicking “cancel” button will hide search bar and reveal nav
I am a semi- begginer so if you have detailed instructions that would be very helpful.
Need to customize hybris back office advance search filtered with product classification.
Try to include features from product data, but its not displaying in backoffice.
Maybe that will help you: in BackOffice (https://localhost:9002/backoffice)
Click F4.
Click the SAP Commerce icon in the right upper corner.
Select Reset Everything option from menu.
Go back to the standard view by pressing F4.
see : https://help.hybris.com/1811/hcd/21699fe172bc4ed38e7e3a57efa53eb8.html
I have created the Outlook Web Add-in project and trying th create the dropdown menu by following the link under
https://github.com/officedev/outlook-add-in-command-demo
It seems that dropdown menu just take static list. What i want to do is i have webservices which is returning some destination and link of that destionation . I want to display the list of all those destination under the dropdown and by clicking one of it, it opens the link into task pane.
Any tips ? how to display from webservice in dropdown menu.
It is not currently possible to dynamically populate the dropdowns, your best bet would be to have a single taskpane action, then render a selector page that dynamically shows the available options, then navigate to the page associated with that option. Feel free to upvote this User Voice suggestion to let us know that this feature is important to you.
I checked SuiteAnswers and here on Stack overflow but don't see an answer. Is there a way to make a Multi-select field in NetSuite as an option for an available filter in a Saved Search. I tried to do this by creating a test MS field on an Employee and creating a saved search. However, when adding it as an available filter it grays out the ability to show in the filter region, which, by all practical purposes, makes it not usable as an available filter.
Has anyone found a way to do this? Or do I have to have multiple searches for variations on the values we want in the multi-select, which is not ideal?
This is very frustrating NetSuite behaviour however I have found a workaround that works some of the time.
Create a saved search
Go to the "Available Filters" subtab
Add the Select/List type field(s) you require
Tick "Show In Filter Region."
At this point the "Show as multi-select" checkbox will be greyed out (disabled.)
Save and run the search.
Click "Edit This Search"
Navigate back to the "Available Filters" subtab and the "Show As
Multi-select" checkbox should now be enabled, tick it.
Save and run your search again.
I have some experience setting up Google CSEs. I have a request to set up a CSE with an option to 'search the web' or just search the site.
I thought it would be very simple, but iver yet to find an example or tutorial.
Can anyone point me in the right direction and or give me an example of a Google CSE that has a radio button (any button, or input for that matter) to search 'the web' or just the current site which the CSE is set up to do.
Thanks,
Jesse
You just need to create the custom search engine; the radio buttons are automatically there. Just go to http://www.google.com/cse/, click the create button, and then fill out each section that is relevant to you (probably everything except for advanced, promotions, synonyms, and look+feel at the moment). Note that the radio buttons are not on the main search page, but may be found on all the results pages.
Edit
In the "Basics" tab, select "Search only included sites" under "Preferences". Under "Look and feel", select the default style. The search results page should show a radio button with the first one labeled with the name of your search engine and the second button labeled "Web Search".