Search tips

Product release: Select a product release before typing a search term. You'll get results for the specified release only. Don't see expected results? The feature might be available in a different release. Example: FIDO2 WebAuthn is supported in the Identity Platform release 20.06, but not in release 19.07.

Docs home page: When you first start the Docs home page it shows the latest product release. To see info for a different release, set the picker to select the release you want. Your document search results will filter the topics for the selected release only.

Quickly switch between releases: Want to see the same topic but in a different release? Change the release number in the address bar.

Example: You’re looking at https://docs.secureauth.com/2006/en/add-sql-server-data-store.html but realize you want to look at the 19.07 version.

Change “2006” to “1907” in the address bar and reload the page. Remember not to add a period (2006, not 20.06).

Search in results:

Use CTRL-F to search a long list of results for the info you want.

Auto fill: Type a partial word and the results will show the closest match. Results too broad? Add another letter to hone the results.

Fuzzy search: We use fuzzy search. This means if you enter a typo, you'll still see results that match. Example: "athn" yields results for webauthn. Slim down the search more by not adding words like a, and, the, of, etc.

Contextual results: Search results are returned in context under main section headings, such as Getting Started and API Documents. The context can help you focus on the kind of info you need.

Breadcrumb: In any topic, look at the breadcrumb at the top of the page to view the product release.

SecureAuth IdP Classic docs: Looking for documents from the 9.3 era or earlier? Under the search field, click "SecureAuth IdP Classic docs" to be routed appropriately.

SecureAuth company website: Click SecureAuth.com in the banner, upper right to open the SecureAuth company website in a new tab.

Community website: Click Community in the banner, upper right to open the SecureAuth Community page in a new tab.

Technical Support website: Click Support in the banner, upper right to open the SecureAuth Support page in a new tab.

Link to subject of interest: Under the banner, several buttons link to subjects of interest, such as Release Notes, Getting Started, and API Documents, to name a few. Click one to open the navigation and then select the topic of interest.

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