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The CyberAudit-Web Item Chooser

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..//assets/img/kb/chooser.png The CyberAudit-Web Item Chooser Control

The CyberAudit-Web Item Chooser is a drag and drop control used to select or de-select items and create lists.

Item Chooser 1
Figure 1
Item Chooser for selecting locks and lock tags to include in a report

To use the Item Chooser control, simply drag items from one list and drop them to the other list. Use Ctrl-Click to add individual items to the selection or Shift-Click to select a range of items.


Item Chooser Icons and Colors

Items such as CyberLocks, people, and communicators have a specific background and icon in item choosers. This table shows the background colors and icons for the various item chooser items. Background colors for items in the Access Matrix are the same as the item chooser background colors.

cyberlock.png   CyberLocks people_pair_1.png   People door1.png   Doors
flashlock-marker.png   FlashLocks and FlashLock Events flashpadlock-marker.png   FlashLock Padlock flashbox-marker.png   FlashBox
tag.svg   Temporary Access Tags tag.svg   People and Lock Tags    Mission Templates
web-auth-marker.png   Web Authorizers web-station-marker.png   WebStations validikey2-vault-marker.png   ValidiKey 2
V20S-cabinet-marker.png   Vault 20S flex2-marker.png   Flex Hubs validikey2-vault-20-marker.png   ValidiKey 20
wifi.svg   WiFi Networks arrow_both.png   Portable Links cyberkey.png   CyberKeys and CyberKey Events
fob.png   Fobs and Fob Events bullet_blue.png   Other Items calendar-text.svg   Schedules
rfcard.png   RFID Cards application_view_columns.png   Report Columns book_red.png   Notebook Categories

filter-outline.svg The Item Chooser Filter

Click on Filter these lists to further reduce the list of choices in the item chooser.

All items may be filtered by Keywords. The Keyword filter supports pattern matching by these rules:

  • Matching looks for substrings. he would match she and there.
  • All matching ignores differences between upper case and lower case.
  • Additional substrings may be added to increase the possible matches. Separate each substring with a space. For example, searching for ma against a list containing Peter, Paul, and Mary would result in a list of Mary. A search of ma pa would result in a list of Mary and Paul.
  • Use double quotes to look for a phrase. Within double quotes a space is meaningful. For example, " he sat" would not match she sat.
  • Quoted phrases and substrings may be used at the same time. Separate each with a space.
  • A quote character (") cannot be searched.
  • The search is done on both names and, if applicable, IDs.

As shown above, tag items appear with this background color. FlashLocks appear with this background color.


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