#Remove smart search code#
If you cannot return a result, please check your search index settings and re-verify the code in your new class is correct. Once this index has been rebuilt, search for SomeTestText in your search web part to ensure a result has been returned and the search index is working correctly. Add a new Smart search dialog with results web part to your Home page and assign the DoNotSearchExample index to this search web part.Īdd a new Editable text web part to your Home page and add SomeTestText to the content section.Īfter saving this page, go to Site Manager -> Administration -> Smart search -> edit the DoNotSearchExample index -> General, and rebuild the index. You have created the search index, and created a new class containing the example code, so let’s perform a test. Result = Regex.Replace(result, "\\s+", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase | RegexOptions.Singleline | RegexOptions.Compiled) Result = Regex.Replace(result, "]*>", " ") Result = Regex.Replace(result, "", " ", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase | RegexOptions.Singleline | RegexOptions.Compiled) Result = originalHtml.Remove(startIndex, endIndex - startIndex) Var endIndex = originalHtml.IndexOf("", startIndex) + "".Length Var startIndex = originalHtml.IndexOf("") define div tag to exclude from search results Static string SearchHelper_OnHtmlToPlainText(string plainText, string originalHtml) SearchHelper.OnHtmlToPlainText += new SearchHelper.HtmlToPlainTextHandler(SearchHelper_OnHtmlToPlainText)
Assigns a handler for the OnHtmlToPlainText event / Called automatically when the application starts. Private class DocumentCrawlerContentLoaderAttribute : CMSLoaderAttribute / Attribute class for assigning event handlers. You can create a new class in your App_Code folder and add this code: The example code below won’t index any content contained within the do-not-search div tag.
Please remember to assign this index to your current site (Sites tab), and add your Culture to the index (Cultures tab).
Go to Site Manager -> Administration -> Smart search -> New index, create a new index called DoNotSearchExample which uses a Document crawler Index type, and only searches the Home page as shown below. The following example search index is setup as a Document crawler Index type, and is set to only search the Home page for simplicity. originalHTML - allows you to access the raw page code without any modifications.plainText - contains the page output already stripped of all tags and converted to plain text.The OnHTMLToPlainText event provides the following string parameters to the handler: To assign a method of the handler for the OnHTMLToPlainText event, add a new class to the ~/App_Code folder of your web project (or ~/Old_App_Code on web application installations). This event occurs whenever the document search crawler processes the HTML output of a page. In order to achieve this result, you would need use the Document crawler index type and implement custom functionality in a handler for the OnHtmlToPlainText event of the class. Let’s say you want to include only some content for a given page in your smart search index, but also exclude some content for the same page.
#Remove smart search how to#
This article describes how to exclude certain elements from a given page within the Smart Search index.įor Kentico 8 API and customization please see the Defining page indexes documentation.
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