It would be helpful to have the ability to search within a specific folder similar to how you can in windows explorer. Perhaps it could be an option that can be added to the folder page which has the table of contents for the folder?
Right now you would like to do Exchange server recovery and to access recovered Exchange EDB file on Outlook PST file right? Well, do you ever want to do it with complex steps? No, isn’t it. In fact most of the people try to do with easiest way thereby they can save their time. To do Exchange recovery some manual methods are available at free of cost but the drawback with those are complex commands, lengthy procedures etc..
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It is currently difficult to edit toggle content. It would be nice to have a way to access it in the previews menu like snippets and best practice would be to allow the ability to right-click the code and allow editing of the specific item
With the currently implemented ToggleContent feature I already have a list of available ToggleContents which I can administrate (which is just fine).
But when I use one of these ToggleContents inside my knowledgebase, I always get the "Title" of the content (which of course has a useful name to find it within a longer list of ToggleContents) as the link that I have to click.
So assuming I want to have a FAQ where this link is my question and the according answer is toggled, I always would have to use the queestion as the "Title" of the toggle content, which is simply not possible because sometimes I want to use non-ascii symbols within the question and this title has a limited number of characters.
So in the end I want to be able to change the link text (Not the Title!) of the ToggleContent once I have used it inside my knowledge base. Or I get an additional parameter of the ToggleContent which is the link text.
I would like to have a list of search keywords that are used in my Help Site(s) and I would like that adding search keywords to a particular page (in the page settings) works in the following way:
1. Access page settings
2. Opening the "list of search keywords" (e.g. a drop-down list)
3a. Choose existing keywords by clicking on them
3b. For new keyword: Enter the keyword in a text field
Having a list increases the overview about existing search keyword and helps to create a standardized set of search keywords.
As a Microsoft DevOps User, I want qnamaker.ai to have access to my help site so that i can use the teams bot to get answers quickly from all my sites.
As a Knowledge Base User, I want to be able to use the suggestion app that proprofs uses inside my knowledge base so that my support and dev team can track our product enhancement requests without having to use another piece of software like uservoice.com.
Extend https://www.proprofs.com/suggestions to http://[mysite].helpdocsonline.com/suggestions
It would be nice to have a way to have a tool in the knowledge database that allows us to track when users login and what pages they viewed. A report like this would help to determine what user could use more hands on help on specific topic by knowing what topics they tend to research the most. It would also help provide transparency and security by allowing us to track the movement of private sites.
