Hi, I am trying to use DocumentModifiedWhen field as a daterange filter to retrieve smart search dataset, but I am not getting any result with DocumentModifiedWhen field. However, it works fine when I use DocumentCreatedWhen filed instead. Any suggestion please? My Code is ...

Hi Support, I have a page that has smart search control, couple of smart search filters and a smart search result webparts. I've created a custom webpart w/c is an ajax tabcontrol that loads the smart search result. the problem is now it doesn't work with the filters anymor...

Hello, If you want to use the smart search module, you can use the Smart search filter web part to allow users to limit the range of objects that will be searched: Smart search filter Another way could be creating a custom filter just as it is described in the following ...

I am programmatically creating search indexes via API and can see them listed in Smart Search application in Admin UI. I am also creating rebuild tasks as below: SearchTaskInfoProvider.CreateTask( SearchTaskTypeEnum.Rebuild, index.IndexType, null, clone.IndexName, clone.Index...

So we're prepping for our Kentico implementation and our current content sites use a 3rd party search engine that runs on a separate instance. Even if we had gone with the internal SharePoint search as our solution, it would still have ended up on a separate server for speed a...

Is there a way to create smartsearch index that when you applied search term it will search via starts with. Example, when I search using product name, it will only show products with name starting with the term I used.

What about searching PDF, Word and Excel files in Media Libraries? Is this a function of Smart Search or some other setting?

Hi, Regrettably the physical files (their content) are not included into the smart search index. Best Regards, Juraj Ondrus

i have 2 kind of searches so i dont want change the smart search object setting just to add where condition to the results

It's a setting in the web.config. Check out my blog post on it: