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Filters
This topic explains the built-in filtering options in an integration with Episerver Find and Episerver CMS 7/7.5 .
Filtering extensions
Episerver Find has a number of built-in filtering extensions vailable in the EPiServer.Find.Cms namespace. Below you will find descriptions of built-in filtering extensions, and examples of how they are used.
ExcludeDeleted
Excludes all content that has been moved to the trash (recycle bin).
Note : This method is important because content in the trash is indexed by default.
C#
SearchClient.Instance.Search<IContent>().ExcludeDeleted()PublishedInCurrentLanguage
Checks if the content is published in the current language.
C#
SearchClient.Instance.Search<IContent>().PublishedInCurrentLanguage()CurrentlyPublished
Checks if the content is currently published in any language on the website.
C#
SearchClient.Instance.Search<IContent>().CurrentlyPublished()FilterOnReadAccess
Filters content the end user does not have access to. This method uses VirtualRoleRepository, which includes users, roles, and visitor groups.
C#
SearchClient.Instance.Search<IContent>().FilterOnReadAccess()FilterForVisitor
Group of filters including ExcludeDelete, PublishedInCurrentLanguage, and FilterOnReadAccess.
C#
SearchClient.Instance.Search<IContent>().FilterForVisitor()Last updated: Nov 16, 2015
