Hello Suresh,

Probably you can use a combination of BoostMatching to increase the score of employees and AutoBoosting decay to decrease the score of older items. No explicit sorting needed, because by default it will be sorted by score.

Hi,

I would like to this.

• All results should be sorted by page changed date
• show employees first
• Rest of the items later

Yes, I tried giving boost to employees to show them first. But when I do sorting using "order by change date", I'm loosing that boost and everything is sorted by page change date.

var query = SearchClient.Instance.Search<BasePage>(Language.None).ForWithWildcards(Query)
                    .InField(x => x.PageName)                   
                    .AndInField(x => x.MainBody)
                    .BoostSummaryComments(10)
                    .BoostEmployees(30)
                    .AndInField(x => x.SearchText)
                    .InAllField()
                    .Track()
                    .Filter(ReadAccess_Filter)
                    .Filter(jpgFileTypeFilter)
                    .Filter(pngFileTypeFilter)
                    .Filter(gifFileTypeFilter)
                    .TermsFacetFor(x => x.SearchHitType, x => x.AllTerms = true);

            

                if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(CurrentFilter))
                {
                    query = query.FilterHits(x => x.SearchHitType.Match(CurrentFilter));
                }

           query = query.OrderByDescending(x => x.Changed);

            Results = query.Select(x => new Hit {
                Title = x.PageName,
                Url = x.LinkURL,
                Text = GetSnippet(
                    x.SearchText.AsHighlighted(GetHighlightSpec()),
                    x.SearchText.AsCropped(200)),
                pubDate = x.StartPublish.GetTodayOrTomorrowOrTimeAndDate(),
                UpdatedDate = x.Changed.GetTodayOrTomorrowOrTimeAndDate(),
                Type = x.SearchHitType
            })
                .IncludeType<Hit, UserComment>(x => new Hit {
                    Title = x.CommentBody.AsCropped(50),
                    Url = GetPageLinkFromGuid(x.PageGuid) + "#comments",
                    Text = GetSnippet(x.CommentBody.AsHighlighted(GetHighlightSpec()), x.CommentBody.AsCropped(200)),
                    pubDate = x.Date.GetTodayOrTomorrowOrTimeAndDate(),

                    RelatedPage = GetPageFromGuid(x.PageGuid),
                    Type = x.SearchHitType
                })
                .IncludeType<Hit, EmployeePage>(x => new Hit {
                    Title = x.FirstName + " " + x.LastName,
                    Url = x.LinkURL,
                    Employee = GetPageFromGuid(x.PageGuid) as EmployeePage
                })
                .IncludeType<Hit, UnifiedFile>(x => new Hit {
                    Title = x.Name,
                    Url = x.PermanentLinkVirtualPath,
                    pubDate = x.Created.GetTodayOrTomorrowOrTimeAndDate(),
                    Text =
                        GetSnippet(x.Attachment().AsHighlighted(GetHighlightSpec()),
                            x.Description().AsHighlighted(GetHighlightSpec())),
                    HitTypeCssClass = GetFileHitTypeCssClass(x.Name),
                    RelatedPage = GetRelatedPageForFile(x.VirtualPath),
                    UpdatedDate = x.Changed.GetTodayOrTomorrowOrTimeAndDate(),
                    Type = SearchExtensions.FileSearchHitType
                })
               
                .Skip((PagingPage - 1)*PageSize)
                .Take(PageSize)

                .ApplyBestBets()
               
                .GetResult();
                   
                ltNumberOfHits.Text = Results.TotalMatching.ToString();
                rpFilter.DataSource = Results.TermsFacetFor<BasePage>(x => x.SearchHitType);

Any way to filter recently edited contentItems by currentUser from find index?