Using Saved Queries and Filters in .NET Search Interfaces
The difference between saved queries and saved filters is that saved queries do not accept additional expressions whereas saved filters do.
Example: If you enter the Coveo AND Search query in the search box and you apply the saved query @sysauthor=John, your original Coveo AND Search query is replaced by @sysauthor=John. However, if @sysauthor=John is a saved filter, it is added to the query expression to form Coveo AND Search @sysauthor=John.
Note: The saved queries and filters feature is optional and must be enabled by your Coveo administrator for a specific .NET search interface (see Activating Search Interface Options With the .NET Interface Editor).
Important: Saved queries and filters are stored in your browser cookies and are therefore only available with this browser on this computer. They will be lost if you clear your browser cookie memory. Your Coveo administrator can however configure and enable a database to securely and centrally store saved queries and filters (see Deploying the .NET Search Interface URL Shortener Database).
This topic contains the following sections:
Adding a saved query or a saved filter in a .NET search interface
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Type and launch the query that you want to save.
The search results appear.
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To save the search, use one of the following methods:
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At the bottom of the last facet:
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Click Query or Filter, to respectively save the search expression as a query or as a filter.
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Enter a name for the query or filter, and then click Save.
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At the right end of the .NET search interface bar:
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In the Do more menu, select Manage Filters.
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In the Saved Queries and Filters page, in either the Saved Queries section or the Saved Filters section, enter a name for the search, and then click Save.
The new named search is added to the appropriate section.
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Click Return to Search.
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Using a saved query or a saved filter in a .NET search interface
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In the upper-right corner of the search results page, below the Do more menu, locate and click the Select Saved Filter or Select Saved Query drop-down list.
Note: The drop-down list appears only when at least one saved query or one saved filter exists. When only queries are saved, the Select Saved Filter drop-down list is named Select Saved Query.
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In the drop-down list, select the saved query or filter expression that you want to perform.
Deleting a saved query or a saved filter in a .NET search interface
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At the right end of the .NET search interface bar, in the Do more menu, select Manage Filters.
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In the Saved Queries and Filters page, in either the Saved Queries section or the Saved Filters section, click [Delete] next to the saved query or saved filter that you want to eliminate.
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Click Return to Search.