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<\/a><\/p>\nThe button \u201cShow Search \/ Hide Search\u201d below opens or closes the search panel. On the search panel you can set the phrase, the level in the hierarchy where search will be performed (if not specified \u2013 the searching will be done on all levels) and the search mode:<\/p>\n
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- Search by name: your phrase will be searched among member names;<\/li>\n
- Search by key: your phrase will be searched among member keys;<\/li>\n
- Search by property \u2018\u0445\u2019: your phrase will be searched among values of the property \u2018x\u2019 of the members.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
You can specify several words using \u201c;\u201d. Each word can be started or ended with \u201c*\u201d. For example, type touring* if you want to find all goods which start from touring. If you need to search for symbols \u201c*\u201d or \u201c;\u201d you have to specify \\ before them, like this: \u00ab\\*\u00bb \u0438 \u00ab\\;\u00bb. In order to search for \u201c\\\u201d you should specify \u201c\\\\\u201d.<\/p>\n
The option \u201cApproximate searching\u201d makes so that the application will search the words approximately. Thus, searching for \u00abhelmet;gloves\u00bb with checkbox \u201cApproximate searching\u201d set to \u201cON\u201d is the same as searching for \u201c*helmet*;*gloves*\u201d without it.<\/p>\n
After successful searching of elements, the member selector turns into \u201coffline mode\u201d. It means that the member selector will show ONLY the elements which are the search result plus their parents. You can unplug the \u201coffline mode\u201d pressing this button:<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nIn the offline mode you can show only those elements which you need. Using menu items \u201cRefresh Children\u201d and \u201cRefresh Subtree\u201d you can display all children of the selected element or all its subtree:<\/p>\n