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ECourse - Multiple Book Search

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== Overview ==

This wixi article will show you demonstrate how you can to use the bxp multiple eCourse search functionality, either through the front end of bxp , or by creating your own customised search URL's.

The bxp multiple eCourse search functionality allows a user to select a number of eCourses that they have access too and in those books to search a particular on using a particular keyword or phrase.

== Multiple Book Search ==

To use the bxp multiple eCourse search functionality simply , navigate to the following system path:

Main Menu > eCourse > Read > Search Multiple Books

Once you have navigated the above system path you A list of eCourses will be presented with a list of eCourse in your instance of bxp. If there are eCourses missing from this page, from it means you do not have access to these courses. From here simply , select the eCourse or eCourse that you wish eCourses to search in.After you have selected the desired eCourse, simply scroll Scroll to the end of the page and click the ''Select Books'' button.

Once you have selected the desired eCourse and clicked on the select button you will be redirected to an A new page that displays displaying the selected books that are currently being search, from here you will be able appear with a text box to enter in you a search word or key phrase. After typing in your a search word or phrase simply , click on the Search Pages(s) button at the end of the page.

You will then be presented with a A list of all eCourse chapters and pages that matched your search criteria, to will be displayed. To open an eCourse that appears in the search results simply , click on the name of the eCourse Page.

== Custom URL Search ==

If you wish to use the bxp multiple eCourse search functionality through the use of a custom URL, all you need to do is get note the eCourse book idID's that you want wish to search in.

After you get the book IdID's you simply need to , create the a custom URL:

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