I use typo 7.6.10, crawler 5.0.6
I have the search page with results.
i have all pages indexed but the pages of 4 level are not found. How can i show in result page the 4 level pages?
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I have a Kentico 12 MVC site where the cms and I guess "client" site are in the same server but separate IIS entries. One is called admin.site.com and the other is called dev.site.com.
I'm trying to implement the Smart Search functionality with a Page Crawler index. The reason I want a Page Crawler index is because my content structure is as follows:
Page Container > Page Type "Product"
Then within "Product" page type, I'm pulling in content from a different part of the content tree using widgets/page builder functionality in the Page tab. The Content tab of that page has very little actual content.
If I use Pages Index and search on that, it only grabs the page types that are in the content widget section of the site, so not the pages that implement the widgets which are the actually live pages on the site. I implemented the Page Crawler index and tried a search preview but literally anything I search comes with no results. Please let me know what details you'd need from me to help, I appreciate any help!
Best,
RP
Check the documentation and especially the note:
"We do not recommend using crawler indexes on MVC content-only sites. The crawler only selects pages from the site's content tree in Kentico, which may not match the actual structure of the website (in many cases, content-only pages only store data and do not represent pages on the live site)."
To achieve your need you will need to create your own crawler code and combine it with custom search index.
On our site we use the bing search api v5.
Example: When I search for the term music on either our site search or using bing.com search and specifying to search only our site I get 167 total estimated matches and given that we are displaying 20 results per page there are 9 pages worth of results.
The issue is that when I click on page 9 the total estimated results number displays "Displaying 161 - 74 of approximately 74 results." and only shows 4 pages, with no longer any option to click on a page beyond 4. Is there some known bug that could be causing this issue I am scratching my head here.
This is expected - as you move towards the initially promised number of matches - all search engines remove redundant/very similar matches. So, you get fewer results. You can see this behavior on any search engine site - where millions of webpages are indicated on the first page but you get a handful results when you navigate to pages further down.
I use typo3 7.6.10
I have crawler that index all pages and in search result are showed but crawler is not indexing the "content" of the page.
I have to write something in Configuration?
This tutorial by Xavier Perseguers tells you everything you need to do to index pages and records with Indexed Search. It was made for an older version of TYPO3 (as you can see from the screenshots) but it should work for newer releases too.
My home page is the root node, and consists of HTML editable text and repeaters. The page types used by the repeaters have been excluded from the smart search, but editable text isn't showing in results.
Currently my path is set to: /%
Everything else seems fine, i'm getting results that i expect (minus some url alias issues), but this has be stuck.
Some ideas:
Have you used the correct Documents index type?
https://docs.kentico.com/display/K8/Defining+document+indexes
Have you selected the root page type as allowed content (probably CMS.Root)?
Is the Search Preview (located on the Search Index itself) showing the page?
David
Yes, checking for whether page type is included in the index is probably the first thing one should look out for while debugging for Search Index not returning specific page type results.
I'm having an issue where inline Javascript is being displayed in Solr search results on my Drupal website. Is there a way to hide parts of my code from being indexed by Solr similar to how google uses googleoff:index and googleon:index to keep code from being indexed?
If you use the solr search module for drupal, you can tell solr to index specific fields in your content :
https://www.drupal.org/project/search_api_solr
So your javascript will not get indexed.