I have a custom ISearchableContentType
I'm wondering once I create new content of that type, how long will it take before it shows up in the search index?
I have a custom ISearchableContentType
I'm wondering once I create new content of that type, how long will it take before it shows up in the search index?
I have verified my content is in the Solr index, but it is not returned as a search result in the site. Do I need to specify content types?
I think I might have found the issue...
Nope...still not getting roles into Solr
Yes, that would be related. This value should really be read-only. Its set in the constructor to the contentId but can be overwritten.
Actually dont set the Id field at all.
I'm not following what to change
Use this constructor SearchIndexDocument(Guid contentId, Guid contentTypeId) (because its sets the Id, UniqueId, ContentId and contentTypeId) and remove the line that sets the Id.There looks to be some legacy cross-crossing of field setting from when Ids were integers and ContentId were not around and using this constructor avoids that.
I did that...content still getting indexed, but no roles still
public IList<SearchIndexDocument> GetContentToIndex()
{
List<SearchIndexDocument> documents = new List<SearchIndexDocument>();
var pages = Components.CMSPages.ListPages();
foreach (var page in pages)
{
if (page.IsPublished)
{
SearchIndexDocument doc = new SearchIndexDocument(page.ContentId, Components.CMSPages.CMS_PAGE_CONTENT_TYPE_ID)
{
Content = page.ContentBlob,
Title = page.MetaTitle,
TypeName = "WebContent",
Url = page.Url
};
documents.Add(doc);
}
}
return documents;
}
public string GetViewHtml(IContent content, Target target)
{
var page = Components.CMSPages.Get(content.ContentId);
return page.MetaDescription;
}
public int[] GetViewSecurityRoles(Guid contentId)
{
List<int> roleIds = new List<int>();
// Add the Everyone Role
roleIds.Add(1);
return roleIds.ToArray();
}
While I review can you try manually adding a role via the document.IndexFields. The values will be "roles", "1".
In GetContentToIndex(), build your new document using ISearchIndexing.NewDocument(..). That in turn will call ISearchableContentType.GetViewSecurityRoles() 
In GetContentToIndex(), build your new document using ISearchIndexing.NewDocument(..). That in turn will call ISearchableContentType.GetViewSecurityRoles()
Looks like I have the roles now appearing in the solr document
<doc>
<str name="id">28c4b8f2-6f3a-4b95-aff4-df875968afd3</str>
<str name="contenttypeid">2da07dc7-f5f3-4f6f-8766-218a0153714e</str>
<str name="type">WebContent</str>
<str name="url">/ronnie-coleman</str>
<str name="title">Ronnie Coleman Is a Boss</str>
<str name="content">Ronnie Coleman Is a Boss</str>
<str name="rawcontent">Ronnie Coleman Is a Boss</str>
<arr name="roles">
<str>1</str>
</arr>
<double name="contentscore">0.0</double>
<arr name="category">
<str>WebContent</str>
</arr>
<long name="_version_">1660326031514402817</long>
<bool name="isapplication">false</bool>
<bool name="iscontainer">false</bool>
<date name="timestamp">2020-03-05T12:11:33.116Z</date>
<float name="score">37.67538</float></doc>, but still not showing up in site search. Does the number correlate to the Int Id in the cs_Security_Roles table?
Yes, its correlates to that Id. Site searches also issues collapsed/grouped results which could be filtering out these results. To avoid this possibility will you add a field called "collapse" to the IndexFields list and set the value to typename and unique contentid. So, an example field value would be "WebContent:28c4b8f2-6f3a-4b95-aff4-df875968afd3".
Here is the Solr Doc I have being indexed now. Still not showing up from the top search bar though.
<result name="response" numFound="1" start="0" maxScore="113.34428">
<doc>
<str name="collapse">WebContent:de5dfe62-f627-4fb4-a59e-ba937b7c8171</str>
<arr name="roles">
<str>1</str>
</arr>
<str name="title">Jay Cutler</str>
<str name="content">Jay Cutler</str>
<str name="rawcontent">Jay Cutler</str>
<str name="id">de5dfe62-f627-4fb4-a59e-ba937b7c8171</str>
<str name="type">WebContent</str>
<str name="url">/jay-cutler</str>
<str name="contenttypeid">2da07dc7-f5f3-4f6f-8766-218a0153714e</str>
<double name="contentscore">0.0</double>
<arr name="category">
<str>WebContent</str>
</arr>
<long name="_version_">1660340289554874369</long>
<bool name="isapplication">false</bool>
<bool name="iscontainer">false</bool>
<date name="timestamp">2020-03-05T15:58:10.639Z</date>
<float name="score">113.34428</float></doc>
</result>
</response>
Ok...interesting...the results show up if I am anonymous, so it appears I might need to add more roles?
I got it working... Had to add all roles as separate index fields. Seems like the GetViewSecurityRoles(Guid contentId) call never executed to add role ids to the search document.
public IList<SearchIndexDocument> GetContentToIndex()
{
List<SearchIndexDocument> documents = new List<SearchIndexDocument>();
var pages = Components.CMSPages.ListPages();
foreach (var page in pages)
{
if (page.IsPublished)
{
List<IndexField> fields = new List<IndexField>();
fields.Add(new IndexField("collapse",String.Format("{0}:{1}","WebContent",page.ContentId)));
fields.Add(new IndexField("roles", "1"));
fields.Add(new IndexField("roles", "3"));
fields.Add(new IndexField("roles", "4"));
var doc = Apis.Get<ISearchIndexing>().NewDocument(page.ContentId, Components.CMSPages.CMS_PAGE_CONTENT_TYPE_ID, "WebContent", page.Url, page.MetaTitle, page.ContentBlob);
doc.Id = page.ContentId.ToString();
doc.ContentTypeId = Components.CMSPages.CMS_PAGE_CONTENT_TYPE_ID;
doc.IndexFields = fields;
doc.Title = page.MetaTitle;
doc.Content = page.ContentBlob;
doc.Id = page.ContentId.ToString();
doc.TypeName = "WebContent";
doc.Url = page.Url;
doc.ContentTypeId = Components.CMSPages.CMS_PAGE_CONTENT_TYPE_ID;
documents.Add(doc);
}
}
return documents;
}
public string GetViewHtml(IContent content, Target target)
{
var page = Components.CMSPages.Get(content.ContentId);
return page.MetaDescription;
}
public int[] GetViewSecurityRoles(Guid contentId)
{
List<int> roleIds = new List<int>();
// Add the Everyone Role
roleIds.Add(1);
roleIds.Add(3);
roleIds.Add(4);
roleIds.Add(2);
return roleIds.ToArray();
}