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User Guide
To run a query
Once you’ve defined a query, you can view the results in the Results window, and then run another query on the result
set generated from the first query. You can also save query results as a collection and store it in the Collections tab of
the site window.
1 Choose Edit > Queries.
2
Define a new site query or select an existing query.
3 Choose a portion of the site on which to run the query from the Work On menu, and click Start.
GoLive displays the query results in the Results window. The query tree pane of the Results window displays the
query, and the text area at the bottom of the Results window shows files that satisfied the query criteria.
Note:
Move the pointer over a query criteria in the query tree pane to see a list of files that met that criteria.
4
Do one of the following:
• To save the query results as a collection with the currently open site, click Save Collection. Enter a name for the
collection in the Create A New Collection dialog box, and then click OK.
•
To search within the query results, click Use Result. GoLive opens the Query window with the original query
results in the Search In section. You can now run another query on the result set.
See also
“To define a query” on page 238
“Collections” on page 435
Providing file status information
About file status information
As you build and update a website, it might be useful to provide status information so you or a person reviewing the
site can determine the state of a particular file or folder. You can provide status information about an individual file
or folder by assigning it a publish state or a status label in the File Inspector. The publish state lets you specify whether
you want to publish a file or folder on a web server or not.
You can also provide status information about a group of files by creating a collection with a significant name such
as “Reviewed.” (See “Collections” on page 435.)
Assigning publish states to files and folders
You can assign three different publish states to files or folders in a site: “publish never,” “publish always,” and “publish
if referenced.” You can then use the Honor Publish State option in the Site Upload/Export preferences or site-specific
settings to use the publish state to determine which files or folders in a site to upload to a web server.
See also
“To set upload options” on page 445