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Hi,
I've an XSLT search up and running fine, but I'd like to remove certain doctypes from the results. Two bits I've tried playing with:
<xsl:with-param name="items" select="umbraco.library:GetXmlAll()"/>
I've tried adding a [@nodeTypeAlias != 'Type'] to this, no dice. Also tried:
<xsl:variable name="possibleNodes" select="$items/descendant-or-self::node[
Adding something similar to this part of the XSLT... no dice either. I'm probably just doing it wrong.
Any hints?
Update.
I fixed it. Must have just been some XPath fail. I've added
and @nodeTypeAlias != 'foo'and @nodeTypeAlias != 'bar'
to the "search" template along with the other exceptions and it's working fine.
In hindight now, seems like it should be better to extend the document type to add a 'hide from search'. Maybe next time.
You're right... the umbracoNaviHide property would be an easy way to hide a page from XSLTsearch. But for more complex or automatic situations it is easy to change the way XSLTsearch works, as you found.
I wrote an article about how to customize XSLTsearch for anyone who needs to do it in the future. http://blog.percipientstudios.com/2009/4/7/customizing-xsltsearch.aspx
cheers,doug.
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Altering XSLT Search
Hi,
I've an XSLT search up and running fine, but I'd like to remove certain doctypes from the results. Two bits I've tried playing with:
<xsl:with-param name="items" select="umbraco.library:GetXmlAll()"/>
I've tried adding a [@nodeTypeAlias != 'Type'] to this, no dice. Also tried:
<xsl:variable name="possibleNodes" select="$items/descendant-or-self::node[
Adding something similar to this part of the XSLT... no dice either. I'm probably just doing it wrong.
Any hints?
Update.
I fixed it. Must have just been some XPath fail. I've added
and @nodeTypeAlias != 'foo'
and @nodeTypeAlias != 'bar'
to the "search" template along with the other exceptions and it's working fine.
In hindight now, seems like it should be better to extend the document type to add a 'hide from search'. Maybe next time.
You're right... the umbracoNaviHide property would be an easy way to hide a page from XSLTsearch. But for more complex or automatic situations it is easy to change the way XSLTsearch works, as you found.
I wrote an article about how to customize XSLTsearch for anyone who needs to do it in the future. http://blog.percipientstudios.com/2009/4/7/customizing-xsltsearch.aspx
cheers,
doug.
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