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In Service Studio, in the applications tab, keep the search keyword as a 'session variable'
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Hi everyone!

It would be really nice if the search keyword is kept like a session variable, because after you have clicked in an application to go to that application details, when you return to the applications list, the previous search keyword is lost.

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Tiago Bernardo


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2014-02-07 17-02-43
Vasco Pessanha
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Thanks for the idea Tiago!

23 Jul 2018
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2014-02-07 17-02-43
Vasco Pessanha
Merged this idea with 'Remember the search filter in application search' (created on 17 Dec 2018 05:44:25 by John Williams)
17 Dec 2018
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The search filter on application names in Service Studio is great but it would be even better if this was remembered when you went into and then back out of the application. We have hundreds of applications and sometimes need to search through a couple before finding the one we need and it gets annoying to have to retype the search each time. 



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- originally posted on idea 'Remember the search filter in application search' (created on 17 Dec 2018 by John Williams)
- merged to idea 'In Service Studio, in the applications tab, keep the search keyword as a 'session variable'' on 17 Dec 2018 08:23:13 by Vasco Pessanha
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Vasco Pessanha
Merged this idea with '[Service Studio - O10] Application List - keep searched keyword' (created on 19 Dec 2018 15:46:03 by António Pereira)
19 Dec 2018
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When using the "Search Applications..." input to find apps with similar name, after clicking on an app the entered search keyword is not kept in the input. Often we end up having to write the same search keyword. 

This is a pattern used regularly in an app (using the session var) and would be useful here too.

My suggestion is when returning to the applications list keep the entered search keyword and to focus it so it is easy to replace (in case the user wants to search for another keyword).


Cheers :)



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- originally posted on idea '[Service Studio - O10] Application List - keep searched keyword' (created on 19 Dec 2018 by António Pereira)
- merged to idea 'In Service Studio, in the applications tab, keep the search keyword as a 'session variable'' on 19 Dec 2018 15:49:02 by Vasco Pessanha
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2014-02-07 17-02-43
Vasco Pessanha
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Hey Tiago,

Good news! Just to let you know that we are working on this and you can expect the release of this feature soon.

Stay tuned ;) 

08 Feb 2019
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I see that it is implemented in Development Environment Release 14. Great!

--Tiago Bernardo

17 Feb 2019
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2014-02-07 17-02-43
Vasco Pessanha
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Hey Tiago,

You're right! I was on vacations so I hadn't marked the idea as implemented yet.

Thanks for your contribution and, as always, you can find a public thank you in our product release notes:

https://success.outsystems.com/Support/Release_Notes/11/Development_Environment/Development_Environment_Release_14

Cheers,

26 Feb 2019
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It's partially implemented.

The value is indeed kept, but when you return to the applications screens, the value isn't visible in the search box, but it's taken into account behind the scenes.


Using version 11.8.3.


Can this also be fixed? 

09 Sep 2020
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Hi Kurt,

I do believe that's already been fixed in a more recent version. I'm using SS Beta and I do see the value in the text box when I return to the applications screen.

Maybe, you just need to update you Service Studio to have the fix in place.

Hope it helps.


Cheers!

09 Sep 2020
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