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Expired pages are still appearing in the search bar at the front end
Hi Ash,
Have you tried adding .FilterForVisitor() to your search query?
This should take care of this.
Sep 11, 2019 7:34
Can you please post your code snippet here?
I don't think this is required step but have you rebuilt the index after page expires.
Sep 11, 2019 9:35
return _searchClient.Search<ContentPageBase>(Language.English
.For(searchTerm)
.WithAndAsDefaultOperator()
.UsingAutoBoost(TimeSpan.FromDays(14))
.UsingSynonyms()
.FilterByExactTypes(new[] { typeof(HeritagePropertyLandingPage) })
.Filter(x => !x.MatchType(typeof(EventPage)) | (x as EventPage).End_Date.After(
new DateTime(DateTime.Now.Year, DateTime.Now.Month, DateTime.Now.Day, 23, 59, 59)))
.CurrentlyPublished()
.ExcludeDeleted()
.ExcludeContentFolders()
.PublishedInCurrentLanguage()
.FilterForVisitor()
.BoostMatching(x => x.PageTitle.MatchCaseInsensitive(searchTerm), 80)
.ApplyBestBets()
.Skip((page - 1) * itemsPerPage)
.Take(itemsPerPage)
.Select(x => new SearchResultViewModel { Title = x.PageTitle, Description = x.PageDescription, TargetUrl = x.ContentLink, ItemType = "Page" })
.IncludeType<SearchResultViewModel, NewsStoryPage>(x => new SearchResultViewModel { Title = x.PageTitle, Description = x.PageDescription, TargetUrl = x.ContentLink, ItemType = "News" })
.IncludeType<SearchResultViewModel, EventPage>(x => new SearchResultViewModel { Title = x.PageTitle, Description = x.PageDescription, TargetUrl = x.ContentLink, ItemType = "Event" })
.IncludeType<SearchResultViewModel, HeritagePropertyLandingPage>(x => new SearchResultViewModel { Title = x.PageTitle, Description = x.PageDescription, TargetUrl = x.ContentLink, ItemType = "Property", ImageResizerSetting = ImageResizerSetting, Image = (x.PageImage != ContentReference.EmptyReference && x.PageImage != null) ? _contentLoader.Get<ImageFile>(x.PageImage) : null })
.Track()
.GetResult();
Sep 11, 2019 10:40
- Dec 01, 2019 10:40
I would be amazed if everything in this code works.
I think of the Search()-chain as a way of building a search query and would never put calls to the internal APIs there like for example you are doing with contentLoader. This is better solved with adding new properties to your types that support the querying you want do with less query code.
There is a also quite a few redundant calls in there that makes the size of your query bigger to no use - for example calling ExcludeContentFolders when you are already filtering on a specific type.
But just a guess from the thread start is that maybe this is the search page query and by "search bar" you might mean auto suggest on the search form element?
I think of the Search()-chain as a way of building a search query and would never put calls to the internal APIs there like for example you are doing with contentLoader. This is better solved with adding new properties to your types that support the querying you want do with less query code.
There is a also quite a few redundant calls in there that makes the size of your query bigger to no use - for example calling ExcludeContentFolders when you are already filtering on a specific type.
But just a guess from the thread start is that maybe this is the search page query and by "search bar" you might mean auto suggest on the search form element?
Thanks for providing the code here.
I think the code looks good . Have you tried with rebuild index?
Sep 11, 2019 11:18
Is it necessary to rebuild index everyime after page expires? That's nonsense... I was hoping that Find has some functionality which removes pages from index if they expire...
Edited,
Sep 11, 2019 11:24
I think no but I read somewhere that it is a bug in some earlier version of Episerver find.
Sep 11, 2019 12:06
Go to Episerver CMS admin panel and run the "EPiServer Find Content Indexing Job".
Sep 11, 2019 12:16
No, but if this resolves your issue then you can write some custom schedule jobs, etc.. to handle your scenario so please try once.
Are you using the Episerver Find 12 or lower?
Sep 11, 2019 12:25
i m using episerver find 13.2.2 .
I have to rebuild indexing after the expiration of the single page even after doing code
Edited,
Sep 11, 2019 12:28
could you add a .Filter() to check if the expiry date has passed and filter out the expired content?
Sep 11, 2019 13:26
I added this line .Filter(x=>x.StopPublish.After(DateTime.Now)), but still getting expired pages.
Sep 17, 2019 9:03
@Ash Please contact Application Support and we can check that search request payload looks as expected with that code.
Also include Find index name and give an example on an object you're expecting not to be in the results.
Edited,
Sep 19, 2019 11:51
Expired pages are still appearing in the search bar at the front end