UnifiedSearch and Languages

Jens Qvist

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Hi,

I have a problem getting swedish results with UnifiedSearchFor(query)

ITypeSearch contentquery = SearchClient.Instance.UnifiedSearchFor(query).Take(999);
                
UnifiedSearchResults test = contentquery.GetResult();

If I use Search the swedish results show up. Is there some built in Filter in UnifiedSearch like FilterForVisitor() ?

#123198

Jun 26, 2015 13:16

Jens Qvist

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Okay so if I have swedish language enabled and search I get only swedish results. :-/

Maybe it's not possible to do a UnifiedSearch over all the languages?

#123200

Jun 26, 2015 13:31

Henrik Lindström

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By default UnifiedSearch will query the language branch associated with the current user and apply .FilterForVisitor(language) (and also .FilterOnCurrentSite(), .ExcludeContainerPages() ad .ExcludeContentFolders()). If you want to override the language set by default form the user context you can use:

.OverrideCurrentLanguage(Language.English)

or if you want to query all language branches you can use:

.OverrideCurrentLanguage(Language.None)

/Henriik

#123202

Jun 26, 2015 14:27

Jens Qvist

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Thank you, I tried it but it did not change anything unfortunately. Still same result.

I browse the swedish part of site and search gives me swedish results and browsing and searching on the english part of site gives me english hits.

Same search, different active languages.

#123203

Jun 26, 2015 15:02

Jens Qvist

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Sorry, You were right ofcourse. Stupid me missed a Filter set in initialization. FilterForVisitor() :-/

#123222

Jun 29, 2015 10:20

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