I have a fresh install of Umbraco 6.1.1 and have only installed Standard Website MVC.
I installed this as I wanted to see how you handle search with Examine, but exactly that feature does not work. I search for words that I'm 100% sure exists on the site, but no matter what, I only get "No results match your search".
I've noticed that you need to clear the Examine cache sometimes after install. You can either do this manually or try rebuilding the indexes using the new Examine Manager in 6.1.
I have tried all of the new options. As I do not know exactly which index is used for what, I simply did a reindex and optimize on all three, but I still do not get any results. I'm searching for the word "Standard", as I have spotted that word a few places.
Would it help to clear the cache manually, and if so, could you please point me to a guide?
If you have a look in the App_Data/Temp folder you should see the Examine index files. You should be fine to just delete these and rebuild the indexes.
I'm not sure if anything's changed in 6.1. I've only tested this package in 6.0.x
Search does not work
I have a fresh install of Umbraco 6.1.1 and have only installed Standard Website MVC.
I installed this as I wanted to see how you handle search with Examine, but exactly that feature does not work. I search for words that I'm 100% sure exists on the site, but no matter what, I only get "No results match your search".
Am I missing something, or is it broken?
I've noticed that you need to clear the Examine cache sometimes after install. You can either do this manually or try rebuilding the indexes using the new Examine Manager in 6.1.
I have tried all of the new options. As I do not know exactly which index is used for what, I simply did a reindex and optimize on all three, but I still do not get any results. I'm searching for the word "Standard", as I have spotted that word a few places.
Would it help to clear the cache manually, and if so, could you please point me to a guide?
If you have a look in the App_Data/Temp folder you should see the Examine index files. You should be fine to just delete these and rebuild the indexes.
I'm not sure if anything's changed in 6.1. I've only tested this package in 6.0.x
The index used is the External Content index.
Thanks a million - that solved the problem.
Great! No problem.
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