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Hi Karthikeyan,
You can work around by trying another option for Language routing:
SearchClient.Instance.Conventions.ForInstancesOf<WithLanguageRoutingAttribute>().LanguageRoutingIs(x => x.LanguageRouting);
Add this line to your InitializtionModule and it should work.
Hope this help.
/Son Do
Thanks Son Do,
How can I pass language while search, filtering in find? Note:SearchResultItem is a custom model.
I am done like below one
ITypeSearch<SearchResultItem> query = SearchClient.Instance.Search<SearchResultItem>(Language.English) . . .ForOrSynonymSearch(subQueryText) .Filter(x => x.CatalogId.Match(Convert.ToInt32(GlobalSettings.SnSCatalogId))) .ApplyUserFilter(model.CurrentUser) . . query.GetResult();
But i am getting a result for all languages.
Hi Team,
We implemented find languagerouting for a custom index model.
When i try to index the model it throws "Object reference not set to an instance of an object".
stack trace:
Please help me out.
Regards,
Karthik
Edit:
Actually i am using this method to set an languagrouting