We came up with following: We had to find out the Rendering Item for a given Datasource Item. We thought it is a good idea to use ContentSearch for this: searching for the items with template “Controller Rendering” with the Datasource template which is equal to the fullpath of the template of our datasource item.
Continue reading “Searching in a dynamic field – sometimes suffix is not added in solr-query”
When implementing the content search for one of our projects we ran into the problem, that if we use the wildcard search in a specific field and only search for a phrase of the value no result was returned. We tried to find out what happened.
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I already wrote about changing the SSL certificate in an on-premise environment – today I want to talk about one way to do it in an Azure environment.
Finally! Sitecore 9.3 and Horizon are released! So it’s time to have a look at it. Last week I set up a VM, installed Sitecore XP and installed Horizon – but Horizon didn’t work. I read the hints from others, but nothing seem to help.
Often when we build something like sliders or grids which hold teasers for content or product pages, customers want to have the possibility to sort it. Often there should be a sorting by popularity – which means counting the page visits.
When you have to change the certificate, it’s not enough to change the corresponding thumbrint in the connection strings in your web.
Following you will find all places where to edit the thumbprint.
Sometimes there is the need of adding languages, which are not present yet. For example, if the customers have different versions of pages for english in the different countries.
You can add a language in /sitecore/system/Languages and just type in what you need. But this is not enough. You also have to register the language on your server.
When populating the solr schema in Sitecore, the managed schema for solr is built. In it you can find a reference to the synomyms.txt file. But it’s just that one file which is located in the conf-folder in the core, but not in conf/lang – so it is not language based.
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