{"section":"known-issues","requestedLocale":"en","requestedSlug":"secondlevel-folders-dont-consider-the-search-context","locale":"en","slug":"secondlevel-folders-dont-consider-the-search-context","path":"docs/en/known-issues/Marketing & Merchandising/secondlevel-folders-dont-consider-the-search-context.md","branch":"main","content":"## Summary\n\n>⚠️ **Warning**: VTEX has two search options - VTEX search and VTEX Intelligent Search. This article refers to the VTEX search. To learn more about the VTEX Intelligent Search application, see <a href = \"https://help.vtex.com/tracks/vtex-intelligent-search--19wrbB7nEQcmwzDPl1l4Cb\">this track</a>.\n\nSecond-level folders are not considering the \"search context\" that was registered for it. The _slug_ of the URL's second level is acting as a filter of the first folder (based on its context).\n\n## Simulation\n\n1. In the CMS, create a folder in the root of the website and set a search context for it;\n2. Create a second folder inside the one previously created, with a different search context;\n3. Access this second folder on the website and note that its content does not match what is expected.\n\nPractical example:\n\n- `/special-promotion` folder that has collection 111 as search context;\n- `/some-products` folder registered inside the previous folder with collection 222 as search context.\n\nThe second folder can be accessed at www.site.com/special-promotion/some-products, but it will not bring the products in the 222 collection. Instead, it will bring a search for the term \"some products\" within collection 111 (from first folder).\n\n## Workaround\n\nIn cases where the search context is relevant to the scenario, you should only work with top-level folders."}