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Find Exact Matches

Turansky
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Two find questions:

1) I'm trying to find an exact match to the word "Science" but right now it is displaying all values with "Science" in it. Example: "Social Science" or History Science". How do I specify an exact search?

"http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/FMPro?-DB=scoe_events.fp5&-Format=scoe/adminlist.html&-SortField=title&content_area=Science&-Max=all&-Find"

2) I'm trying to find a match to "Apples / Oranges" but it is having problems with "/" It looks like it is trying to read this as code rather than part of the value. Is there a way around this?

"http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/FMPro?-DB=scoe_events.fp5&-Format=scoe/adminlist.html&-SortField=title&content_area=Apples / Oranges&-Max=all&-Find"

Thank you

Kent

You can add an <input type=hidden name="field name" value="=="> to force it to do an exact match.

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