Summary
Searching for broadcasts in your application can be a time-consuming task, especially when dealing with large datasets. This article will guide you through the process of efficiently searching and filtering broadcasts using our system.
Instructions
Our broadcast management system allows you to search for broadcasts by name, sort them by latest or oldest date, and filter them based on their status. In this article, we'll explore how to use these features to find the information you need quickly and easily.
Searching for Broadcasts
To search for a broadcast, simply enter its name in the search textbox. The system will return a list of matching broadcasts, which can be sorted by date or filtered by status.
Sorting and Filtering
You can sort broadcasts by their latest or oldest date, making it easier to find the most recent or oldest items first. Additionally, you can filter broadcasts by their status, allowing you to view only pending, processing, completed, or stopped broadcasts.
Click the Filter button and select the broadcast status you want to view:
PENDING – Broadcasts that are queued and waiting to be sent.
PROCESSING – Broadcasts that are currently being sent.
COMPLETED – Broadcasts that have been successfully sent.
STOPPED – Broadcasts that were interrupted before completion. This helps you quickly track and manage your broadcasts with ease.
Example Use Cases
Searching for a specific broadcast: Enter the name of the broadcast you're looking for in the search textbox.
Sorting broadcasts by date: Click on the "Latest" or "Oldest" button to sort the broadcasts by their latest or oldest date.
Filtering broadcasts by status: Click on the "Filter" button and select the status you want to view.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
General Questions
Why should I use the search and filter options for broadcasts? → These features help you quickly locate specific broadcasts, sort them by date, and filter them by status, making it easier to manage large datasets efficiently.
Where can I find the search and filter options? → The search bar and filter options are available within the broadcast management system.
Searching for Broadcasts
How do I search for a specific broadcast? → Simply enter the broadcast name in the search textbox, and the system will display all matching broadcasts.
Can I search using partial names? → Yes, entering part of a broadcast name will return all results that contain the entered text.
Sorting Broadcasts
How do I sort broadcasts by date? → Click the "Latest" button to sort by the most recent broadcasts or "Oldest" to view older broadcasts first.
What happens if I don't sort the broadcasts? → By default, broadcasts may appear in chronological order, but sorting allows you to customize how they are displayed.
Filtering Broadcasts
What are the available broadcast statuses for filtering? → You can filter broadcasts by the following statuses:
PENDING – Broadcasts that are waiting to be sent.
PROCESSING – Broadcasts that are currently being sent.
COMPLETED – Broadcasts that have been successfully sent.
STOPPED – Broadcasts that were interrupted before completion.
How do I apply a filter to see only a specific type of broadcast? → Click the "Filter" button and select the desired broadcast status from the dropdown menu.
Can I apply multiple filters at the same time? → No, the system currently allows filtering by one status at a time.
Troubleshooting
Why can't I find a broadcast using the search function?
Ensure the broadcast name is spelled correctly.
Try searching with a partial name to broaden the results.
Confirm that the broadcast has not been deleted or archived.
Why is my filter not showing any results?
Double-check if any broadcasts match the selected status.
Clear filters and try searching again.