I created my own index in Splunk to be used by the HTTP Event Collector. When I look at the Indexes view, I see that there are events in my index.
However, when I go into the Search App, and look at the Data Summary, on the Sources tab, I am not seeing any entry for my index.
I was using a different token for HEC previous to this, pointing to the 'main' index, and that data is there, as source type 'json_no_timestamp'. But when I pointed to my own index, I can't get it to show in Search.
One interesting thing I noticed is that in the Index view, all the other entries show 'system' in the 'App' column, whereas my index has 'search' there instead.
Do I need to do something to get my index to show up?
I needed to use the 'index="myIndex"' parameter in the search. Unfortunately, it looks like my index just won't show up in the Data Summary, though - it looks like that always defaults to 'main'.
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When using Lucene indexing in Sitecore, is it possible to add items to an index based on the content of an item? Indexes can be built based on template id but I would like to add additional criteria to filter items before they are added to the index.
I am not sure exactly what you mean. The headline seems different than the body?
Anyways, from the actual question, I understand that you'd like to add items only if a given criteria is meet? It could for instance be - only add items that are based on template X.
As far as I know, the responsibility for getting data for the index lies with the ItemCrawler. The standard ItemCrawlers are based on paths (e.g. everything under /Sitecore/home is indexed). I am thinking you could make your own ItemCrawler and use that in your index instead.
Here are some examples of a custom item crawlers:
http://mityasctech.blogspot.com/2016/10/create-custom-sitecore-search-crawler.html
http://mrstevenzhao.blogspot.com/2014/04/sitecore-custom-item-crawler.html
I hope this can help you.
I have a table similar to below in a WPF application.
We are using Silk Test 17.5 using VB.NET.
Table is dynamically loaded based on latest data.
I need to click on 'Default' ( Link) for specific row.
e.g. I need to click on 'Default' link for Trump1 , Trump2 row.
How should I do it? All locators of default links are same and I cannot differentiate between them.
Is there any I can append First Name locator to Default to figure out which locator to click?
Tokci
SilkTest has a framework for supporting such custom controls and a nice tutorial here
Theoretically you would have to:
List all the methods on the control
From the previous listing (or by talking with the developers) look up the method to access the rows inside the control
Filter your rows and get the one which is interesting for you
From the row you can get the cell by following the same pattern(find out the method which gives acces to it, get it, filter)
Click on the Link
Of course as the tutorial tells you, if you do not want to always do these iterations you should create some higher level utilities where you can just get the Cell at once. Example: GetGridViewRowCell(gridView, cellRow, cellColumn) where cellRows can be a more sophisticated filter object where you describe which cell must have which value in order to identify the proper row
Assuming the table has a hierarchical structure similar to HTML, you should be able to do the following:
Locate a cell in the row you are looking for that is easy to find, e.g. //WPFDataGridCell[#text='Obama'].
From that cell, move up the hierarchy one step using ...
Now you're in the correct WPFDataGridRow, search down again for the row's "Default" link with //WPFHyperLink[#caption='Default'].
Putting it all together, you'll get a locator like //WPFDataGridCell[#text='Obama']/..//WPFHyperLink[#caption='Default'].
Of course this is only an example based on the information you provided, so if you try it, make sure to pick the attributes with Silk Test's locator spy to make sure you get the correct values.
I have indexed approximately 1000 documents in Solr. But all of them are missing a field. I need to add a field to all these documents, and this field will have the same value for all of them. I do not have access to these documents to index them again. Is there any way to do this without re-indexing all the data again?
Unless you've configured your schema to store all values, no, there is no usable way to add a field to the documents without reindexing. If you all fields are stored, you can use atomic updates to add a new field for a document, so you could query Solr for the ids of all existing documents and perform an update that way.
Otherwise you're going to have to go with the suggestion from #michielvoo, and return a static value from the query string .. but then you could also just append it in your application before returning it to the user (or, you could add the field as a default value for the request handler in solrconfig.xml, so that you can edit and change it server side).
I'm using sunspot and solr for a rails app to search ebook contens, for highlight feature I have to set the ebook_content as a stored filed, every time I queried solr for result, it sends back the entire document content about the book, which makes the query very slow.
How could I only get the result without the stored field?
The fl parameter of Solr allows you to specify which fields you want returned in the result. If you had fields id, title, ebook_content, then you could use fl=id,title to omit the ebook_content field. I don't think there's support in Solr for getting all fields except one (e.g. -ebook_content).
Update
If you don't want to return the field in the normal results, but still want highlighting on that field, exclude the field as I described above, then turn on the highlighter:
hl=true
set the field(s) which should be highlighted:
hl.fl=ebook_content
and set the size of the highlighting fragment (in characters):
hl.fragsize=50
your finished query looks something like this:
?q=search term&fl=id,title&hl=true&hl.fl=ebook_content&hl.fragsize=50
I'm using a data view to display a list (Sharepoint 2010) that has several columns including one that has a Name column. I've provided the user with a text filter on the page to send values to filter the Name column in this list. The problem I'm facing is that the filter only works for exact matches and not partial matches.
I tried to overcome this problem by using Sharepoint Designer to:
create a parameter that uses the textbox control value.
Filtering the Name column with this parameter and setting the comparison to "Contains"
Unfortunately if the default value of the Parameter is blank, the list does not display any data. If the default value of the parameter is set to part of a name in the list, the list displays names that contain that string. However, when changing the value in the text box and searching, the list does not return results. Please let me know if you guys know how to fix this. Any help is much appreciated and let me know if you need any additional information. Thanks!
Managed to find a solution to my problem. I used a custom javascript solution designed by jvossers (http://instantlistfilter.codeplex.com) that involves the list being filtered instantly much like Google's search!
The only downside of this solution is that it only filters the items currently displayed on the screen. Therefore, if you have a data view web part which limits the amount of items displayed on the page, this solution won't help you. In order to facilitate this solution, display all the row items on the page (by increasing the item limit per page to a larger number than your total list rows) and then add this code into a content editor web part on the same page. Worked brilliantly for me. '
By the way if you are using jQuery 1.3.x or higher, you should modify the script a little as described in the disscussion here: http://instantlistfilter.codeplex.com/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=49123