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Refine search from within collection / object view #732
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Definitely open to hearing solutions here, but wanted to provide a bit of context as to why this functionality currently does not exist in DIMES:
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I acknowledge the complexity of a global search with a scoped search. I think, though, there can be a balance here. Consider a search for "Maurine Greenwald", which finds: If I then notice that the Russel Sage Foundation had an interest in the Pittsburgh Survey, a new search highlights this in the current record, but also provides minimap hits to related records: If "Back to Search" is rebranded "Search Everywhere", you can:
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Ah interesting - I see what you're saying! There are a couple of things we'd need to figure out (like what happens to existing filter parameters when searching within a collection, and accessibility around having a search input with two different submit buttons) and this is something we'll definitely want to test with users but I agree this has promise. |
…r a refinement search
Hi Hillel, just committed the updates regarding this item. Pls review and let me know if any q. Thanks, |
…new env variable to make search refinement option configurable per code input
… for the new msg
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Archives staff report that they would like patrons to be able to search within a collection view. Currently, when at the collection / object page rendering, the only opportunity to refine the search is the "Back to Search" button.
Describe the solution you'd like
Augment the "Back to Search" with a textbox to refine the search on the page itself.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Archives staff prefer to instruct patrons to "CTRL+F" to find on page, but this is incompatible with dynamic load/scrolling.
Additional context
This will not preserve the search history, so the meaning of "Back to Search" would change here.
Tagging: @rzhang152
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