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First of all, we need to check the SeatNumber managed property value via Search query tool. (Download link for SharePoint 2013 Search Query Tool https://sp2013searchtool.codeplex.com/ ). Make sure “ SeatNumber ” is in the “Select Properties”. If the SeatNumber value is empty, then you should continue investigating on search service.
– Perficient Blogs SharePoint 2013 Search: Missing Managed Property Value? There are various reasons for the SharePoint 2013 search display template missing managed property values. This blog post contains a checklist that may help you to find out where things go wrong.
Why is my managed property not showing up?
If it is still not showing, then go to the search site settings > search > result types, check if you need to sync the managed property. Please pay attention to the following screenshot with the correct location for result types.
How to update managed property in SharePoint 2013?
If you get a notification like the following. Simply click the Update link in the message box. The result types are updated with your display template changes: After all the above check list items been checked out, your new managed property should now flow through into the search results.
Is the crawled property used for managed property title?
The crawled property used for managed property Title is in order shown below: I even tried by moving the ows_title as the first priority. but still the title is shown from the document content mainly the heading or first line. i applied the october CU and all the previous patches in their order of release.
For SharePoint 2010 this problem can be fixed by setting the value of EnableOptimisticTitleOverride to 0 in the registry key [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Office Server\\14.0\\Search\\Global\\Gathering Manager] This does not work for SP 2013. You can try by creating a new managed property and map TermTile and Title crawled properties.