Applying Filters

NOTE

  • Applying filters will affect the contents of your main calendar view. Hidden events will either appear with a semi-transparent overlay or be outright hidden based upon your user profile settings (refer to this page on how to make it transparent or hidden: Calendar Edit Preferences).

  • The event types, resource types, and all the other variables used to filter more the sessions and events view are highly customisable. Please feel free to contact our Support Team if you have any questions to the default types and variables mentioned in the examples below.

2 Types of Filters in Rapla


1 By Event Type


1 Select the Filter option on the right.

2 You have the option to select everything (puts a checkmark to all the event types) or select nothing (removes or clear the to all the event types) to all the event types mentioned: Student Booking, Generic Meeting, Generic Event, and Paradigm Session.

event type 1: Student Booking

– when selected, it will display all the events created with the Student Booking type, unless you’ve added more filters as mentioned in the instructions below.

3 To select the Student Booking type, make sure that the checkbox is checked.

4 You have the option to be more specific with your filter by clicking the New rule for dropdown menu, and select if you want to view either by Student name, Student Number, or Campus.

5 After selecting either by Student name, Student Number, or Campus, a new condition will appear asking you to filter more your selection if it contains or starts with by typing on the text field provided or the options, e.g. selecting Student name which containsSmith” will display events created with Student Booking type with student names which contains “Smith”.

6 You can also nest your rules by selecting the New rule for dropdown menu again and select either by Student name, Student Number, or Campus again. e.g. selecting Campus and select one of the campuses option.


NOTE: You follow the same instructions for all the other event types in the Filter. The following screenshots will give you an overview of the possible rules or options you can add to filter more the calendar or main view, with each event type selected.

 

event type 2: Generic Meeting

event type 3: Generic Event

event type 4: Paradigm Session

Other Paradigm Session New rule for options are Department/School, Group Number, and Class number.

Sample Paradigm Session Nested Rules Filter

MAIN CALENDAR VIEW: With the nested rules applied above, only Unit Codes that contains ‘Accounting’ OR starts with ‘ACC’, AND in ‘Melbourne Campus’, AND with a Delivery Mode of ‘On Campus’ will be emphasized. The rest will be blurred out (see sample main calendar view below).


 


 

2 By Resource Type

1 Select the Filter option on the left.

2 You have the option to select everything (puts a checkmark to all the resource types) or select nothing (removes or clear the to all the resource types) to all the resource types mentioned: Facility, Equipment, and Staff.

resource type 1: Facility

when selected, it will display all the events created with the Facility resource type, unless you’ve added more filters as mentioned in the instructions below.

3 To select the Facility type, make sure that the checkbox is checked.

4 You have the option to be more specific with your filter by clicking the New rule for dropdown menu, and select if you want to view either by Campus, Room Name, Room ID, etc.

5 After selecting a New rule for variable, a new condition will appear asking you to filter more your selection if it contains or starts with by typing on the text field provided or the options, e.g. selecting Room Name which containsTute” will display events created with Facility type with room names which contains “Tute”.

 

6 You can also nest your rules by selecting the New rule for dropdown menu again and select another variable. e.g. selecting Campus and select one of the campuses option, facility type and select one of the options.


resource type 2: Equipment

resource type 3: Staff

 

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