Overview
The purpose of this page is to search reports within the SEUPB document library. The reports can be specific to a project, cover a range of projects, or are programme-level and therefore not linked directly to projects. The reports are classified according to their purpose, namely:
- Funded Projects
- SEUPB Corporate Documentation
- Research
- Government
- European Union
- SEUPB Programme Documentation
- Implementation Bodies
- Media/Promotional Material
These classifications are then sub classified, such as by Project Reports, Newsletters, Impact Reports.
Where possible, the reports can also be filtered by the authored date and the authors concerned.
Therefore it’s possible to search the reports library primarily by PEACE Programme, the period they were written for, the author(s), the report theme and the report stakeholders. In addition, there are a number of advanced programme-level classifications that can be used to filter the reports: Measure (for PEACE I and PEACE II), Sub Measure (PEACE II), Sub Priority (PEACE III), Sub Sub Priority (PEACE III), Specific Objective (PEACE IV) and Action (PEACE IV).
The list of filtered reports can then be searched within, using keywords. These keywords search in the report’s title, content and author name(s).
Search Fields and Keywords
On the top left-hand side of the report search page are the fields which can be searched in and an input field to enter the keywords to search for, in those selected fields (hover over or tap the ? icon beside the search fields for additional information). This will search within any already filtered reports, so for example, if no filters have been selected, the keyword search is applied against all reports. Or, if a PEACE Programme filter is selected, then the search keywords are applied to only those reports shown for the selected programme. The search text can be separate words, a phrase or use boolean operators for more refinement - hover over or tap the ? icon beside the input field for additional information.
Search Filters
Below the options for search keywords and the fields to search in, are the search filters. These filters identify specific fields for all reports and the values that can be selected for those filters (hover over or tap the ? icon beside each filter for more information). For example, the PEACE Programme filter shows all the programmes the reports apply to. Selecting one or more of the programmes, will only show reports for those selected programmes in the table to the right. When selecting a filter value, such as PEACE I, the other filters adjust to show only those values available for the selected filters. Selecting a filter also displays that in the selection list above the table. Selections can be removed by either unchecking the checkbox for the filter value, or clicking the ‘x’ beside the item in the selection list above the table. Each filter heading will show the name of the filter e.g. ‘PEACE Programme’ and beside it, the number of options e.g. ‘PEACE Programme (4)’ where there are 4 PEACE Programmes for selection, depending on other filter selections or search criteria.
The search filters are split into 2 groups - the primary search filters, such as PEACE Programme and Author, and an ‘Advanced’ group containing the programme specific groupings.
Results Table
The filtered and searched results are displayed in the main results table. These results can be navigated using the paging controls and the results can be sorted, either ascending or descending, by clicking the appropriate table columns.
Hovering over the table columns will show further information about the purpose of each column in the results.
Selecting a row in the table will highlight that row in yellow and show a preview of the document in the document preview panel.
If search keywords have been entered, these are highlighted in the previewed document.
The document can be further navigated, scrolled, zoomed etc in the preview panel, but to see the document in full, select the document icon in the ‘View’ column in the table. This will bring you to the document view page, where the document can be viewed in full size. The ’Projects’ column in the table displays the number of projects related to each report detailed in the row (where applicable). For values greater than 0, selecting the value will bring you to the list of those related projects, which can be selected further for more information.
Data Export
The data shown in the table can be downloaded as a CSV file by selecting the ’Export CSV’ button in the top right corner of the page.
