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SP2013: Getting at the Search Results web part Search Criteria via PowerShell
Matt King - Search
Back in the SharePoint 2010 days to change the source of the Core Results Web Part you would simply set the Scope property on the web part object and be done with it. In SharePoint 2013 we have query builders and result sources and things aren’t quite as straight forward. First things first, lets...
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4 Apr 2013
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Mucking with search summaries in SP2013
Matt King - Search
For a project I’m working on I needed to add some redaction to the hit highlighting summaries of the search results. If I see anything that looks like a social security number, then replace the first five digits with asterisks. At first this looked somewhat daunting because looking in the...
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3 Apr 2013
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Getting the current user’s alias
Matt King - Search
For a project I’m working on, I needed to know what the logged in user’s account alias was. Looking around I found examples that would make a ajax call out to the profile page and parse the results. This seemed like overkill for what I wanted and on a whim I decided to view-source on the...
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3 Dec 2012
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Quick Hits: Using a custom property with hit highlighting
Matt King - Search
So you have a managed property with SummaryType set to Dynamic and you want to use that in the FAST Search Center but your results show up with <c0> tags instead of highlighted terms? In the Core Results XSLT, replace the following: <xsl:when test="hithighlightedsummary[. != '']"> <xsl...
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11 Jun 2012
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Quick Hits: Dealing with managed properties in the search center XSLT
Matt King - Search
Even though you've named your managed property using mixed capitalization, doesn't mean you can refer to it that way in the Search Core Results web part's XSLT. You will need to lowercase them. See HitHighlightedProperties for an example in the default XSLT. For more, see the official low-down on...
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7 Jun 2012
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