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NOTE: When a filter is active, the filter icon changes to a colored icon , and the filter setting is listed next to the icon. If you configure an advanced filter, iManager displays a checkmark icon next to the filter icon. Object List: The Content frame’s object list displays all objects in the container currently selected in the Navigation frame. By default, the object list displays 100 objects on a page, but you can change this setting in the Object View Preferences. To perform an action on an object, select its checkbox, then select the action from the Object List header. Select the (current level) object to perform an action on the container in which you are currently browsing. Select the double‐period object to navigate up one level to the parent container. IMPORTANT: Tree view does not support selecting objects across multiple pages in the object list. If you need to do this, use Object View’s Browse tab to perform the multiple object action. For more information, see “Browse” on page 26. 4.1.2 Browse The Browse tab leverages a user interface and functionality similar to the Object Selector to provide a directory browsing tool. For information on navigating the Browse user interface, see “Using the Object Selector” on page 29. Figure 4-2 The Browse tab in iManager’s Object View The Browse tab uses only the Navigation frame to provide its functionality. It includes the following primary components: Object Filter: Located at the top of the Navigation frame, the object filter lets you limit the objects displayed in the object list. Once defined, click Apply to use the filter. 26 Novell iManager 2.7.5 Administration Guide
4.1.3 Search IMPORTANT: The object filtering in the Browse tab only applies to directory objects. It does not filter file system objects, even though they might be visible in the Browse tab. The object filter uses the following fields: • Context: Displays only those objects in the specified context. This is identical to opening the container from the object list. • Name: Displays only those objects that conform to the specified name filter. Use the asterisk (*) wildcard to specify a partial name. For example: ldap*, *cert, *server*. • Type: Displays only those objects of the type specified. NOTE: If you select a specific object type, a plus icon [+] appears that lets you open the Advanced Selection tool, from which you can specify additional, attribute‐level filter settings. For more information, see “Advanced Selection” on page 34. • Load/Save: These two links let you load a previously defined filter definition and save the current filter so it can be re‐used, respectively. Multiple Select / Single Select: Located above the right side of the object list, this link lets you toggle between selecting a single object or multiple objects against which you want to perform a task. The default option is Single Select. For more information, see “Selecting and Filtering Objects” on page 33. Object List: Displays a list of directory objects, as defined by the criteria in the Object Filter. By default, the object list displays 100 objects on a page, but you can change this value in the Object View Preferences. Use the Previous and Next buttons to navigate between object pages. You can navigate amongst the objects in the object list by doing the following: • Select the down arrow icon next to a container object to open that container and view its objects in the object list. • Select the up arrow icon at the top of the object list to view the contents of the current container’s parent. This moves you up one level in the directory tree. • Select an object, either container or leaf, to open a window with the available tasks for that type of object. Selecting a task opens that tasks UI in the Content frame. The Search tab is similar to the Browse tab, but instead of displaying a tree structure in the Navigation frame, it displays only those objects resulting from the specified search. Browsing Objects 27
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