I assume you have triggered a Reindex job from the Admin panel?  What do you have in your index? You can use the Explore view in the Find interface to explore the contents of your index.

hi,

yes, I've tried reindexing from the Admin panel still no joy.

It seems I can add a catalog item programmatically and the admin reindex does my standard web pages.

thanks,
S.

Oh, Okay. I was not aware you were running Commerce in your setup. Are you? (You mention 'catalog item') It's still fine, it works the same. However, make sure your ShouldIndex conventions are correctly set up. In your codebase somewhere, you probably have some lines similar to:

ContentIndexer.Instance.Conventions.ForInstancesOf<T>().ShouldIndex(x => false);
ContentIndexer.Instance.Conventions.ForInstancesOf<U>().ShouldIndex(x => true);

Those lines configure whether these items of type T or U should be indexed or not.

How does 'add a catalog item programmatically' affect the state of the issue?  Does programmatically added catalog items show up in the index?

Yes, I'm using Commerce. The standard EPiServer pages are going in the index but not the catalog stuff.

I've just tried adding that code in Application_Start and it didn't fix it.

thanks,
S.

How about

PM> Install-Package EPiServer.Find.Commerce

Hi,

I managed to get something working by using  "ContentIndexer.Instance.Conventions.ForInstancesOf<CatalogContentBase>().ShouldIndex(x => true);" in combination with the code detailed here : http://world.episerver.com/blogs/Jonas-Bergqvist/Dates/2014/1/Indexing-catalog-content-using-EPiServer-Find-Content-Indexing-Job/

If I had used the EPiServer.Find.Commerce would it have avoided the use of this extra code?

Is there any relevant documentation for what that package provides?

thanks,
S.

Yes, the EPiServer.Find.Commerce package packs:

• a IReindexInformation implementation class that allows Find to traverse the Commerce catalog.
• Extensions to the search that allows to filter results by Market (FilterOnMarket)
• The ability to do Unified Search for catalog items.
• Best Bet support for Commerce items.

Sounds exactly what I need unfortunately when I tried to install it fell over

Install failed. Rolling back...
Install-Package : Updating 'EPiServer.CMS.Core 8.11.0' to 'EPiServer.CMS.Core 9.0.1' failed. Unable to find versions of 'EPiServer.CMS.UI.Co
re, EPiServer.Find.Cms' that are compatible with 'EPiServer.CMS.Core 9.0.1'.
At line:1 char:16
+ install-package <<<< EPiServer.Find.Commerce
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Install-Package], InvalidOperationException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : NuGetCmdletUnhandledException,NuGet.PowerShell.Commands.InstallPackageCommand

I've Visual 2013 with nuget 2.8

Hello Steve

The latest versions of the EPiServer Nuget packages all target CMS 9 including EPiServer.Find.Commerce v9.1.2. Try installing the previous version of the package by running this in the package manager console:

Install-Package EPiServer.Find.Commerce -Version 9.1.1

This should target the CMS 8.x asssemblies.

David

Hi,

I've installed that package and removed the other code and it now automatically adds the catalog items.

Thanks!

Steve.