This weekend, Doxpop released a stealth feature that you have to know about in order to use it. Read on to join the inner circle...
The results on a Court Case Search can now be sorted by clicking on the column headings. When you click on the heading, the results will be re-displayed with a small arrow indicating whether the sort is in ascending or descending order.
The only limitation on the sorting feature is that you can't use it if a search returns more than 1000 results. In that situation, narrow your results down first by using the "refine search" link.
Sorting also works in your "
My saved cases" list.
Here are a few other browser-based features you might want to try out when working with large lists:
- To get to the bottom or top of the list quickly, use the [End] and [Home] keys next to your keypad.
- To scroll through the results one page at a time, use the [Page Up] and [Page Down] keys.
- To find all occurrences of a particular word or name in a large list, use [Ctrl]-[F] (just like the "find" shortcut in most word processors) and enter the word or name you are searching for.
We are testing the sorting feature in preparation for rolling out a similar feature for the recorded document results, watch this blog for the announcement of that change!
