Attachment content confusion
1. I am facing something that seems like a bug, but maybe I'm doing it wrong: I have a saved search collection called 'maps'. I have a bunch of items in the collection, including item 'map1' with attachment 'map1.pdf'. That attachment contains text 'ABC'. When I do advanced search 'attachment content' 'contains' 'ABC', 'map1.pdf' is found. BUT, when I add the condition 'collection' 'is' 'maps', then NO items are found. Any idea why?
2. Since I tag parent items but not attached files, I can't figure out a one-step way to find items tagged with 'read' whose attachments contain 'ABC'. Is there a way to do that or do I need to do a saved search?
3. In advanced search, I would think that 'attachment content' 'contains' 'ABC' would find items whose attachments contain 'ABC'. But it seems that instead the search finds the attachments themselves. Is there a reason that it is worded like this? If I am looking for a file that includes 'ABC' in its content, search for 'content' 'contains' 'ABC' seems correct.
Thanks for your help!
2. Since I tag parent items but not attached files, I can't figure out a one-step way to find items tagged with 'read' whose attachments contain 'ABC'. Is there a way to do that or do I need to do a saved search?
3. In advanced search, I would think that 'attachment content' 'contains' 'ABC' would find items whose attachments contain 'ABC'. But it seems that instead the search finds the attachments themselves. Is there a reason that it is worded like this? If I am looking for a file that includes 'ABC' in its content, search for 'content' 'contains' 'ABC' seems correct.
Thanks for your help!
Unfortunately, I can't use quick search because I need to do a regular expression search on full-text content. What do you mean re: parent collection? Would that or any other workarounds allow a reg ex search of a group of documents that meet a tag/collection criteria?