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Commerce – How relates IContentRepository.Save(IContent content, SaveAction action, AccessLevel access) to Find indexing?

Jiri Cepelka

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Hi there,

I am wondering if items saved via call IContentRepository.Save are automatically indexed on Find. This is question about Commerce.

For example I am saving product under some category parents with new name. What behavior should I expect from Find?

// Commerce
var freshNewName = "Fresh New Name";
var clone = brandProductContent.CreateWritableClone();
clone.Name = freshNewName;
clone.DisplayName = freshNewName;

I found that for CMS is working automatically under certain circumstainces (Indexing/Introduction): “Given that we have referenced the EPiServer.Find.Cms assembly in our EPiServer CMS project published content will be automatically indexed. Content are also reindexed, or deleted from the index, when they are saved, moved or deleted. Each language version …”.

#190414

Apr 10, 2018 16:30

Quan Mai

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It will be indexed automatically by default (if you are not disabling the event-driven indexing).

#190419

Apr 10, 2018 17:27

Jiri Cepelka

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I supposed this.

Can you post here example of deactivation code, please? I not sure for what to search if I am about to verify this.

#190420

Apr 10, 2018 17:29

Quan Mai

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My memory is rusty now, but technically you can add episerver:FindIndexCatalogContent setting with value = false to prevent indexing catalog content.

But as I said that might not work for content-level events ...

#190421

Apr 10, 2018 17:34

Jiri Cepelka

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Actually, my last question was about content-level events.

#190423

Edited, Apr 10, 2018 18:13

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<p>You would typically create an initialization module to setup what to index (which types):</p> <pre class="brush:csharp;auto-links:false;toolbar:false" contenteditable="false"> [ModuleDependency(typeof(IndexingModule))] public class FindInitialization : IInitializableModule { /// <summary> /// Add types that you don't want in the Find index here. /// </summary> static readonly Type[] excludeTypes = new[] { typeof(StartPage), typeof(SettingsPage) }; public void Initialize(InitializationEngine context) { //default disable all, before enabling relevant types ContentIndexer.Instance.Conventions.ForInstancesOf<IContent>().ShouldIndex(x => false); //Don't index excluded page types. ContentIndexer.Instance.Conventions .ForInstancesOf<PageData>() .ShouldIndex(x => Array.IndexOf(excludeTypes, x.GetOriginalType()) < 0); ContentIndexer.Instance.Conventions.ForInstancesOf<Variant>().ShouldIndex(x => true); ContentIndexer.Instance.Conventions.ForInstancesOf<Product>().ShouldIndex(x => true); ContentIndexer.Instance.Conventions.ForInstancesOf<Package>().ShouldIndex(x => true); ContentIndexer.Instance.Conventions.ForInstancesOf<CategoryNode>().ShouldIndex(x => true); } public void Uninitialize(InitializationEngine context) { } }</pre> <p></p>

#190426

Apr 10, 2018 19:34

Jiri Cepelka

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<div class="blockQuote"> <div class="borderBottom"><a href="/forum/developer-forum/EPiServer-Search/Thread-Container/2018/4/commerce--how-relates-icontentrepository.saveicontent-content-saveaction-action-accesslevel-access-to-find-indexing/recommerce--how-relates-icontentrepository4.saveicontent-content-saveaction-action-accesslevel-access-to-find-indexing/">Mari Jørgensen said:</a></div> <p>You would typically create an initialization…</p> </div> <p></p> <p>That’s what I was asking for.</p>

#190517

Apr 11, 2018 15:28

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