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I am trying to create assets that I can use as master files, but then can't find them when I search.
I create various assets to be used as master files to be copied and used over and over again. No matter what I do, I can't find the asset after I've created it except for the first few times. After that, I can' find it. I've tried text searches, slug searches, you name it.
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We actually have this as a feature request on our road map, so I hope that we can provide built-in functionality for this at some point.
That being said, to address the issue of helping to be able to find an article that you need to reference over and over, you could:
- Add a special keyword tag to it, such as #master, and create a saved search for that keyword. Then, keep referencing that saved search (you can even make it your default starting search).
- Put the start time far into the future, and then sort your assets by start time. This will put the "master" files at the very beginning.
That being said, none of these options are totally ideal unless there is a built-in feature for this, which is why it is on our list. =)
Let me know if this helps!
That being said, to address the issue of helping to be able to find an article that you need to reference over and over, you could:
- Add a special keyword tag to it, such as #master, and create a saved search for that keyword. Then, keep referencing that saved search (you can even make it your default starting search).
- Put the start time far into the future, and then sort your assets by start time. This will put the "master" files at the very beginning.
That being said, none of these options are totally ideal unless there is a built-in feature for this, which is why it is on our list. =)
Let me know if this helps!
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That being said, to address the issue of helping to be able to find an article that you need to reference over and over, you could:
- Add a special keyword tag to it, such as #master, and create a saved search for that keyword. Then, keep referencing that saved search (you can even make it your default starting search).
- Put the start time far into the future, and then sort your assets by start time. This will put the "master" files at the very beginning.
That being said, none of these options are totally ideal unless there is a built-in feature for this, which is why it is on our list. =)
Let me know if this helps!