I have created one new page in the wiki library. The problem is, when I search the page that has been created, it shows the below error. How to solve this problem?
error searching
The new page you created has not been crawled by search. You need to start a full crawl in your SharePoint server, please refer to the below article:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/search/start-pause-resume-or-stop-a-crawl
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I have generated a sitemap from online generators, it seems to be working and even i tested it on old google search console sitemap testor and it works. but when i submit it in both versions it just displays error message.
This is a known bug. See this Google support answer.
In my case, it's the sitemap that had a syntax error.
You should open sitemaps in Firefox, it will tell you if you have a syntax error.
Your sitemap domain address might have changed. If it is wordpress use yoast plugin, where search console will automatically consider sitemap.xml
I had the same problem and the solution was very simple, just put the full path to your sitemap.
Where the console asks 'add new sitemap', instead of writing /sitemap.xml, write the full path, such as https://example.com/sitemap.xml.
That should fix the problem.
Using the yoast SEO plugin which built out 10 sitemaps, the index got red the first time and only one of the sub-sitemaps did. I manually visited the other sitemaps (likely they took to long to respond I thought) and deleted the sitemap on google search console and re-uploaded. All were read that time.
I had this issue and it was because I didn't set the content-type to application/xml
This sitemap validator notified me of the issue: https://www.xml-sitemaps.com/validate-xml-sitemap.html
Enter the full URL of your sitemap, e.g., https://example.com/sitemap.xml. Also, ensure your sitemap name does not include numbers and symbols.
I am trying to open links related to Google Bigquery; however they are not working. Those are the links specified in lot of documents and links. It is the same link that is being referenced from Google Developers Page ( https://console.developers.google.com/project/concise-option-705/storage?authuser=0 )
I had tried opening following link:
https://bigquery.cloud.google.com/project/concise-option-705
Are these links changed or is there any other way to access Google Bigquery or Am I missing anything?
That link should work, and it does for me--at least, the UI loads and bounces me to a project that I actually have access to.
By the way, bug reports are probably best filed at BQ's public issue tracker rather than on StackOverflow.
https://code.google.com/p/google-bigquery/issues/
I have a site www.megalim.co.il,
recently due to a version upgrade, I discovered that i have a robots.txt file that disallowed all Search engines.. my google ranking dropped , and I couldn't find the site's main page anymore
I changed the robots.txt file to one that allows all, and now the web master toolkit doesn't
write me that the site is blocked from google.
I did this about 5 days ago, I've also fetched as google
and submitted www.megalim.co.il to index with all related pages
but still, when i search this: "site:www.megalim.co.il"
i get a bunch of results from my site , but not the main page!
what else should I look for?
thanks!
Igal
You don't see your main page because of your old robots.txt. 5 days is nothing for Google bots to re-index all your website.
Just wait a little and you will see your website fully indexed in Google results.
Issue sorted out..
embarassing...
apparently we (inexplicably) had a nofollow, noindex meta tag..
after a day we start reappearing in google
thanks :)
I've been away from SharePoint development for quite a while now, and I'm trying to access the information in a SharePoint 2010 blog (from one of our users, within their "MySite") from a C# webpart which will reside on the homepage of the site. The idea is to be able to highlight a certain user's latest post on the home page.
Can anyone help me to reference the blog (in dev it is located at http://myServer/my/BillsBlog) from our homepage. I've tried the following...
Reference an SPSite giving the URL as a constructor parameter, then get the correct web from there. This fails. (I'm guessing the blog is a web, rather than a site collection, but am open to being corrected there)
Get the current context from SPContext.Current, and access the AllWebs collection from there, but this doesn't inculde the /my web.
Once I find the appropriate container (SPSite or SPWeb) I can access the list to pull out the items I need, but I don't know how to get to that point. In a console App, I have it working by using the method in the first bullet abouve.
I'm really pretty much stuck now, and I simply don't know enough about what I'm looking fro to be able to search Google for answers. Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
OK, my mistake. The webpart project was set up as a sandboxed one, so the approach in bullet 1 wouldn't work. Changing that switch meant it is now OK and working as per the console app.
Thanks for reading.
So I have a website that I recently made changes to, and one of the changes was removing a page from the site. I deleted the page, it doesn't exist anymore.
However, when you search for my site, one of the results is the page that I deleted. People are clicking on the page and getting an error.
How do I remove that page from the search results?
Here is the solution
First get ur site on google webmaster. Then go to site configuration -- > crawler access --> remove url . Click on New removal request and add the page you want to remove and make sure you have added that page to the robots.txt of your site. Google will deindex the page within 24 hrs.
You simply wait for googles robots to find out that it doesn't exist anymore.
A trick that used to work is to upload a sitemap to google where you add the url to the deleted page and set it to top priority and that it changes every day. That way the google robots will prio that page and quicker find out that its not there anymore.
There might be other ways but none that are known to me.
You can remove specific pages using the webmaster tools I believe.
Yahoo Web tools offer a similar service as I understand it.
This information was correct the last time I tried to do this a little while ago.
You should go to https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/removals and remove the pages which you want.