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Well done- this is a brilliant little search tool!
I have a couple of questions / tweaks though:
1. Is there any way to change the number of characters displayed in the preamble
2. If the preamble field selected is a rich text editor, can the results render html?
I changed the display characters manually in the CS file, but not sure where to start with rendering the preamble as html encoded.
Thanks!
Not as a backoffice configuration, (maybe in a future update), but you can change it from 50 to whichever number you like in the AddToResultViewListIfValid method, in /App_Code/SimplisticController.cs Line 100.
Description = node.UmbracoPropertyValue(this.SearchResultView.DisplayPreamble).AsSubString(50) ?? node.UmbracoPropertyValue(this.SearchResultView.AlternativePreamble).AsSubString(50),
Yes, if you change the view in /Views/Partials/SimplisticSearchResultView.cshtml Line 20 to:
@Html.Raw(node.Description ?? "")
So happy that you liked it, sorry for the (extremly) slow anwser. :)
Perfect. Thanks a lot Dennis.
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Well done- this is a brilliant little search tool!
I have a couple of questions / tweaks though:
1. Is there any way to change the number of characters displayed in the preamble
2. If the preamble field selected is a rich text editor, can the results render html?
I changed the display characters manually in the CS file, but not sure where to start with rendering the preamble as html encoded.
Thanks!
Not as a backoffice configuration, (maybe in a future update), but you can change it from 50 to whichever number you like in the AddToResultViewListIfValid method, in /App_Code/SimplisticController.cs Line 100.
Description = node.UmbracoPropertyValue(this.SearchResultView.DisplayPreamble).AsSubString(50) ?? node.UmbracoPropertyValue(this.SearchResultView.AlternativePreamble).AsSubString(50),
Yes, if you change the view in /Views/Partials/SimplisticSearchResultView.cshtml Line 20 to:
@Html.Raw(node.Description ?? "")
So happy that you liked it, sorry for the (extremly) slow anwser. :)
Perfect. Thanks a lot Dennis.
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