Comparing the Availability of Fluid Search Features to Classic Search Features

Due to the differences between classic applications and fluid applications, not every search feature that is available for classic applications is available for a fluid application, and vice versa. Likewise, within a fluid application, not every search feature is available on every device type. For example, a search option used on a tablet or laptop, may not be available for use on a smartphone.

The following table lists the feature differences between classic applications and the fluid applications.

Feature Fluid Applications Classic Applications

Images in results

Yes

Yes

Related actions in component search results

Yes

Yes

Related actions in keyword search results

Yes

Yes

Bulk related actions

Yes

No

Bulk related actions (configurable search enabled)

No

No

Conditional Global Search

Yes

Yes

Facets in component search results

Yes

No

Facets in keyword search results

Yes

Yes

List view in component search results

Yes

No

List view in keyword search results

Yes

Yes

Chart view in component search results

Yes

No

Chart view in component search results (configurable search enabled)

No

No

Add a new value

Yes

Yes

Persistent search

No

No

Search suggestions

Yes

Yes

Important:

Persistent search, the drop-down menu, and other forms of classic navigation are no longer supported. The default navigational interface for PeopleSoft applications in the current release is based on the fluid banner, which can be used for both classic and fluid applications.

The following table lists the feature differences between various devices when accessing the fluid user interface.

Feature Desktop/Laptop Tablet Phone

Related Actions

Yes

Yes

No

Related Actions (Configurable search enabled)

Yes

Yes

Yes

Bulk Related Actions

Yes

Yes

No

Bulk Related Actions (Configurable search enabled)

No

No

No

Chart interaction in component search

Yes

Yes

No

Chart interaction in component search (Configurable search enabled)

No

No

No

Note:

The features by device table contains only those features where differences occur on one or more devices. For any feature not appearing, it can be assumed that feature is available on all supported devices.