Creating a custom query to search for committee members
If you want to review members in a committee from a single page, rather than clicking individual committees from Community >Committees, you can create a custom committee member search. This involves creating a query, adding the query to a content record, and then adding that content record to the Committee sitemap navigation.
Creating the custom committee query
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Go to RiSE > Intelligent Query Architect.
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Choose a folder for the query.
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Click New > Query and name the query Search by Committee.
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(Sources tab) Click All Sources and select CsCommitteeMember and CsCommitteeCode. Click OK. Use the default join of CsCommitteeMember.Committee Product Code = CsCommitteeCode.Product Code.

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(Filters tab) Add the following filter:
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Where CsCommitteeMember.Committee Name equals any value.
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Set the In Search? drop-down to Required.

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(Display tab) Select display columns, such as Email, Full Name, and Committee Name.
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Click Apply.
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Save the query, then click Run to view the results.
Adding the query to the content
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Go to RiSE > Page Builder > Manager content.
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Go to the Shared Content folder and click New > Website Content.
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Enter a page Title, such as Search by Committee.
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Select Add content, then choose the Utility folder.
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Double-click the Query Menu content item.

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From the Source query or folder field, select the query created in the steps above.

- Click OK, then click Save & Publish.
Adding the content to the sitemap
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Go to RiSE > Site Builder > Manage sitemaps.
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Choose the Staff site from the drop-down.
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Go to Community > Committees.

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Click New > Website Navigation Item.
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Enter a Navigation link text, such as Search by Committee.
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From the Content or URL to link to field, select the content record you created in the steps above.

- Click OK, then Save.
- Click Publish.
Go to the new navigation item you just created and confirm the query is correctly displaying.
