Hi Manu,
the November 2021 change allows to search "All collections" at once. It only works if you are at the "root" collection. The request here is for a contextual collection search, allowing to search in specific collections only.
Currently the behavior is counter-intuitive:
1. if you search in "All collections" (at the root level), Primo will retrieve objects in any of the subcollections, wherever they are in the hierarchy
2. if you go down in a subcollection and do a search there, Primo will only retrieve objects immediately under this collection, but not in its subcollections.
Let's say you have 1 collection with 1 subcollection, with 1 object, like this:
[All collections] > collection > subcollection > object
If I search for "object" in [All collections], Primo returns 1 hit
If I search for "object" in "collection", Primo returns no hit
If I search for "object" in "subcollection", Primo returns 1 hit
Searching in "collection" should return hits that are located in "subcollection", because "subcollection" is part of "collection".
Timothee Lecaudey
Hi Manu,
the November 2021 change allows to search "All collections" at once. It only works if you are at the "root" collection. The request here is for a contextual collection search, allowing to search in specific collections only.
Currently the behavior is counter-intuitive:
1. if you search in "All collections" (at the root level), Primo will retrieve objects in any of the subcollections, wherever they are in the hierarchy
2. if you go down in a subcollection and do a search there, Primo will only retrieve objects immediately under this collection, but not in its subcollections.
Let's say you have 1 collection with 1 subcollection, with 1 object, like this:
[All collections] > collection > subcollection > object
If I search for "object" in [All collections], Primo returns 1 hit
If I search for "object" in "collection", Primo returns no hit
If I search for "object" in "subcollection", Primo returns 1 hit
Searching in "collection" should return hits that are located in "subcollection", because "subcollection" is part of "collection".