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Hi i am trying to setup the new examine search in Umbraco 4.1
But i have problems with a namespace:
UmbracoIndexer examine = new UmbracoIndexer(); List<SearchResult> results = examine.Search("find this", true);
In what namespace is UmbracoIndexer?
I don't know where you got that code from but that isn't how Examine has ever operated. Examine is a singleton which operates via an object called the ExamineManager (Examine.ExamineManager is the full namespace).
Here's a post to get you started with the fluent api: http://farmcode.org/post/2010/03/25/Examinee28099s-fluent-search-API.aspx
Think i got it from an other blog on farmcode.org, but saw this blog later, will dive into it tomorrow :)
Know that after CG10 there will be more information about this, but we are on a really tight schedule :)
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Hi i am trying to setup the new examine search in Umbraco 4.1
But i have problems with a namespace:
UmbracoIndexer examine = new UmbracoIndexer();
List<SearchResult> results = examine.Search("find this", true);
In what namespace is UmbracoIndexer?
I don't know where you got that code from but that isn't how Examine has ever operated. Examine is a singleton which operates via an object called the ExamineManager (Examine.ExamineManager is the full namespace).
Here's a post to get you started with the fluent api: http://farmcode.org/post/2010/03/25/Examinee28099s-fluent-search-API.aspx
Think i got it from an other blog on farmcode.org, but saw this blog later, will dive into it tomorrow :)
Know that after CG10 there will be more information about this, but we are on a really tight schedule :)
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