When a pdf is saved as an asset and the volume is configured to be searched, the textual content will be extracted by the pdftotext executable. Make sure craft and your plugins are all up to date for the original project.
Craft Cms Rebuild Search Index. Once complete, a message similar to the following will appear: @sjelfull not sure i’m following;
Running php craft without any arguments will output a complete list of available options.
That’s basically how it works now, as the initial entry saving/propagation happens right away, and search index updating is handled later on via a queue job. Since updating sites to craft 3.7 (mostly going straight from 3.5), we're seeing a massive amount of updating search indexes jobs being generated as authors edit content. @sjelfull not sure i’m following; Once complete, a message similar to the following will appear:
Running php craft without any arguments will output a complete list of available options. Info [searchserviceimpl] rebuilding search index. In the solr console (from step 1), under the core admin, click swap cores to swap from the production core to the temporary core.; Copy the original project directory to a new one.
Info [searchserviceimpl] rebuilding search index.
Running php craft without any arguments will output a complete list of available options. In the solr console (from step 1), under the core admin, click swap cores to swap from the production core to the temporary core.; In the original site’s control panel, go to utilities → project config and press rebuild. Document search exists to augment the existing craft cms search index.
Backup the original core folder under crafter/data/indexes (should have the same name as the site, e.g.
Db/backup creates a new database backup. Make sure craft and your plugins are all up to date for the original project. Backup the original core folder under crafter/data/indexes (should have the same name as the site, e.g. Copy the original project directory to a new one.
Info [searchserviceimpl] rebuilding search index.
That’s basically how it works now, as the initial entry saving/propagation happens right away, and search index updating is handled later on via a queue job. When a pdf is saved as an asset and the volume is configured to be searched, the textual content will be extracted by the pdftotext executable. Make sure craft and your plugins are all up to date for the original project. To do this, we want to avoid polluting it with large amount of data, so we will extract only the most important parts.
When a pdf is saved as an asset and the volume is configured to be searched, the textual content will be extracted by the pdftotext executable. Craft should batch the update of the search index, and only do the update once the saving is done. That’s basically how it works now, as the initial entry saving/propagation happens right away, and search index updating is handled later on via a queue job. Once complete, a message similar to the following will appear:
