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The Advanced Search hyperlink appears in Source Sans, Light Orange, 13 pt, underlined. The link opens a new page with a complete list of fields again which the user can search. The advanced search fields are selected from the list of available data within the particular application.
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Example
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<a href="" id="adv_search_link">Advanced Search</a>
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<input type="text" id="quick_search_value" class="variable light color-text1 color-background1 pull-left ui-autocomplete-input" title="Type here to search for a Workset, Cost Object or Person" autocomplete="off">
<span role="status" aria-live="polite" class="ui-helper-hidden-accessible"></span>
<span id="search_icon" class="raft-icon search v0 color-background1 pull-left"></span>
<a href="" id="adv_search_link" class="span4 no-user-select pull-left variable semi-bold color-link1">Advanced
Search</a>
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Example 
Problem
When web sites and applications include large-scale data, it's important to give users an opportunity to navigate through the content hierarchy (typically through a persistent navigation feature) and to search. Most sites offer users both methods for discovering content. The MIT-BI applications should allow both browse and search options when a hierarchy exists. In addition, simple keyword search may not be robust enough for the kind of searching required in the DM-BI applications. For instance, searching within a date-limited set is a common use case.
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