Plain text is fine. It's just a URL.
You just want to render it as a URL in your display template within your
custom results. The default core results xml would just render it as plain
text otherwise. Is this what's occurring?
Sorry, still confused here. But if you're trying to return mixed resul
The document URL is exposed as a property. But I have a feeling that
SharePoint crawler take the URL as plain text since it comes as
system.string field.
So, the question is how to let the crawler know this is a hyperlink and
required to be indexed. SharePoint designer doesn't let you change the
fi
Is the document URL accessible as a property? Or are you saying that the
crawler is ignoring it?
Not sure where the block is occurring.
On 30 May 2013 13:17, Shahram Banihashem wrote:
> When you create you external content type, you can create a profile page
> which displays the item propertie
When you create you external content type, you can create a profile page
which displays the item properties (metadata). This form is similar to
'View Properties' page. The same form will be displayed if you click on the
identifier field on the External List.
Anyway, the search crawler indexes item
What do you mean by "crawler only index the profile page with all the
metadata in it"?
Do u get results on a search results page using OOTB web part?
Have u considered a custom render template to format the non-SharePoint
metadata to suit your needs?
Regards,
Paul Noone
SharePoint Farm Admin/D
Hi All,
I need to get my SharePoint 2013 search to crawl files sitting in an
external (non-SharePoint) application. The files are not accessible as a
network drive or similar. They can be accessed over HTTP only through the
hosting application, like a web service with the document Id.
I've tried
