When you install EPiServer 5, you also install an indexer. The problem usually is that when you create a news ite, the old site dissapear (depending on your enviroment).
Check this file to see if your site is there (and have the right settings): C:\Program Files\EPiServer.IndexingService5\EPiServer.IndexingService.exe.config
There is also a Logs-folder where you can see errors when indexing.
If the indexing is working correctly you will get a index-folder in every virtual file provider you run the indexer in.
Hi Erik,
Thanks for the reply. I personally don't have access to the server where the site is installed, I'll have to ask the people upstairs for that...
I'll pass on your ideas and await a response...Also check the indexingServiceCatalog attribute is set against your provider in the web config:
<add
showInFileManager="false"
virtualName="Page Files"
virtualPath="~/upload/"
bypassAccessCheck="false"
indexingServiceCatalog="Web"
name="SitePageFiles"
type="EPiServer.Web.Hosting.VirtualPathVersioningProvider,EPiServer" />
Hi Rachel, thanks for your suggestion.
We ended up just opening EPiServer CMS Manager on the host server and clicking on the Capabilities tab, then under Indexing clicking Enable for each site. Seems to have worked, only now I have another problem... perhaps you might also know the answer?
The thread is here.
I'm running an instance of version 5.1.422.122. I'm testing out the File Manager search function but I can't get any results.
I tried creating a txt file with some sample content in it, then added metadata to the Publisher, Author, etc fields. Searching for any of the text in the fields returned nothing. Then I tried searching for the exact file name - also nothing.
Does anyone know what might be wrong? Is there an indexer I need to turn on? If so, where is it? I can't find anything in the Editor or Admin manuals.