With a Directory part, you can allow website users to search for other website users in defined groups of constituents. Users can then view profile displays to learn more about constituents. To publish directories on your website, you use constituent queries to access information about website users. For example, you can create a constituent query for the Class of 2000 in The Raiser's Edge and use it to create a directory of users in that class. You can then select fields for website users to search against. For example, you can allow users to search the directory for data in the First Name, Last name, and State fields. You can also provide links from the directory to constituent personal pages.
Note: The directory search can return up to 500 results that match the criteria entered by a site user.
You also select the fields to appear on your web page when the user’s search produces results. For example, you can select to display First Name, Last name, Address Line 1, City, and State fields for your directory results. The field you list first for results links to the constituent’s published profile information.