Hi Huw,

Thanks for the link its useful info but think that is for Umbraco 7/8? Looking specifically for Umbraco 10 help.

Cheers,

Paul

I think it should still work basically the same in Umbraco 10

You could also try an examine search https://www.jondjones.com/learn-umbraco-cms/umbraco-9-tutorials/getting-started-with-umbraco-9/how-to-build-a-search-page-in-umbraco-v9/

Hi Huw,

Got Examine Index working fine in Umbraco 10 so thanks for pointing us in that direction - does what I needed to do 8)

However the ipublishedcontent query did not run in razor view, did not like some of the import references probably would need adjusting.

Still partly curious about the provided filter parameter on the MediaService.GetPagedDescendents function seems weird its there but can't find any examples of how to actually use it, the other parameters work ok surely there is a way?

https://apidocs.umbraco.com/v10/csharp/api/Umbraco.Cms.Core.Services.IMediaService.html#UmbracoCmsCoreServicesIMediaServiceGetPagedDescendantsSystemInt32SystemInt64SystemInt32SystemInt64UmbracoCmsCorePersistenceQueryingIQueryUmbracoCmsCoreModelsIMediaUmbracoCmsCoreServicesOrdering

But all good for now so will move on unless anyone likes solving these things.

Thanks again,

Paul

Hi Paul,

Still partly curious about the provided filter parameter on the MediaService.GetPagedDescendents function seems weird its there but can't find any examples of how to actually use it, the other parameters work ok surely there is a way?

I don't think it would work for your use case as IIRC it only works on strongly typed properties of IContent, something like below

@inject IQuery<IContent> _query;
@{
    var filter = _query.Where(x => x.Name == "myPropertyName");
}