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‎10-10-2012 05:29 AM
Hello all,
is there a way to conjure a Share user search expression (Alfresco FTS) that limits the search to (a) wiki pages, and (b) wiki pages of the current site only? I know how to do it using an XPath query in e.g. alfresco's node browser, but XPath isn't accessible from the standard FTS search on the Share UI.
Thanks a lot in advance!
—Eric
is there a way to conjure a Share user search expression (Alfresco FTS) that limits the search to (a) wiki pages, and (b) wiki pages of the current site only? I know how to do it using an XPath query in e.g. alfresco's node browser, but XPath isn't accessible from the standard FTS search on the Share UI.
Thanks a lot in advance!
—Eric
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‎10-10-2012 01:07 PM
Hello,
Unless you assign a custom type to wiki articles, they are all just regular content items, and can can not be distinguished from documents except by path. We did a customization once (rule) that automatically assigned a custom wiki type. The Share search than used that type in an advanced search form.
Regards
Axel
Unless you assign a custom type to wiki articles, they are all just regular content items, and can can not be distinguished from documents except by path. We did a customization once (rule) that automatically assigned a custom wiki type. The Share search than used that type in an advanced search form.
Regards
Axel

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‎10-12-2012 07:51 AM
I would like to add to this question:
When using UTF-8 encoding (for greek characters) the resulting html preview of tinyMCE is not the actual characters, but rather the codes of these characters (e.g. not "o", but #omikron). This results to wiki pages becoming "un-searchable" when searching in greek.
Is there a way to overcome this?
When using UTF-8 encoding (for greek characters) the resulting html preview of tinyMCE is not the actual characters, but rather the codes of these characters (e.g. not "o", but #omikron). This results to wiki pages becoming "un-searchable" when searching in greek.
Is there a way to overcome this?
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‎08-24-2017 01:29 PM
As Axel said, they are "cm:content" type, so you can't distinguish them except by path. But you could add a
custom rule or behavior to change the type of the wiki articles, and add an advanced search option for this custom type.
Here, there is an example of codification and a detailed explanation of this solution.
