Five New Optimizely Certifications are Here! Validate your expertise and advance your career with our latest certification exams. Click here to find out more
AI OnAI Off
Navigation [hide]
[expand]
- Architecture
- DotNET Client API
- Client class
- Inheritance and interfaces
- Indexing
- Getting documents
- Deleting documents
- File attachments
- Searching
- Auto Boosting
- Best Bets
- Sorting
- Boosting with filters
- Boosting with weights
- Facets
- Filtering
- Strings
- Numerical
- DateTime
- Boolean
- Enum
- Filter and FilterHits
- Complex objects
- Custom filtering methods
- Free text search
- Geo Search
- Highlighting
- Including documents matching a filter
- More Like/Related
- Multiple searches in one request
- Searching over multiple types
- Pagination
- Languages
- Projections
- Related Queries
- Synonyms
- Unified search
- Caching
- Nested queries
- Connectors
- Customizing serialization
- Integration
- Episerver Commerce-Find integration
- Episerver 7.5+
- Access rights
- Customized search block styling guide
- Filters
- GetContentResult and GetFilesResult
- Indexing content in a content area
- Indexing
- Logging
- Querying examples
- Related content and dependencies
- Scheduled job for indexing
- Episerver 7/7.5 CMS
- Access rights
- Filters
- GetContentResult and GetFilesResult
- Indexing content in a content area
- Indexing
- Logging
- Querying examples
- Related content and dependencies
- Scheduled job for indexing
- Episerver CMS 6 R2
- Access rights CMS 6 R2
- GetPagesResult and GetFilesResult
- Indexing CMS 6 R2
- Logging CMS 6 R2
- Querying examples CMS 6 R2
- Related pages and dependencies
- Scheduled job for indexing CMS 6 R2
- Shell module
- Search statistics
Area:
Optimizely Search & Navigation
ARCHIVED This content is retired and no longer maintained. See the latest version here.
Shell modules
This topic provides and overview of different versions of the shell module, which adds the different menu options and views available for for Episerver Find, to your solution.
Module versions
The Episerver Find integration comes with a shell module which will add a new top level menu item to the Episerver Dashboard view. Depending on the version of Episerver you are running, the views added will be different. See below to find out more about the shell module configuration and components for a specific Episerver version.
Last updated: Nov 16, 2015
