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Hi Ken,
It looks like that interface lives in Episerver.DataAbstraction. Check it out here. You will notice that it is in the version 9 documentation, which may be your issue. I could not find a reference to it in the version 8 docs. Looks like you will have to upgrade if you want to use that interface. Hope this helps!
-John
Thanks John. We did a workaround, where we just installed the NuGet package for this Block Search control. Consequently we deleted that class I was working in. Here is the NuGet link in case anyone else hits this.
http://nuget.episerver.com/en/OtherPages/Package/?packageId=EPi.Libraries.BlockSearch
Thanks for the fast reply.
I'm working on an EpiServer 8.0 site, and am attempting to incorporate a control that uses the IContentSoftLinkRepository. But it won't resolve in my solution, and Intellisense fails to provide a resolve option. My source is derived from these articles:
https://jstemerdink.wordpress.com/2014/04/05/indexing-blocks-with-episerver-search/
https://jstemerdink.wordpress.com/2014/10/11/indexing-blocks-with-episerver-search-revisited/
These using statements are in my class.
I just need to get IContentSoftLinkRepository to resolve. Thanks for your help.