5. In the third column, enter the value of the Design Notes field being sought. As with the Design
Notes field, the value search is case-sensitive.
6. To add a second or third condition to the query, repeat steps 3 through 5 in the second and third
line of the Report Settings dialog box. Additional conditionals are applied in an and-type search.
For example, a setting where the first line reads:
status is revision3
and the second line reads:
done is 1.00
returns all Design Notes for which both conditions are true. Currently, there is no way to perform
an or-type search.
7. Click OK when you??™re finished.
8. Click Run to execute the search.
Of all the criteria options??”is, is not, contains, and so on??”available in the Report Settings dialog box for
Design Notes, the most powerful is matches regex. Regular Expressions are pattern-matching mechanisms
and, as such, are extremely flexible. The syntax, however, is unique and requires a bit of use before it
becomes second nature. Here are some examples you might find useful:
Regular Expression Matches
.* Any text
[^.] An empty string
\d Any single number
[0-5] Any digit from 0 to 5
graphics|code Either the word graphics or the word code
Administering Adobe Contribute Sites
One of a Web designer??™s greatest challenges is the ongoing maintenance of a site.
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