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How to configure a query in a content search web part?
How to configure a query in a Content Search Web Part on a category page 1 In the Web Part, select the Web Part Menu, and then select Edit Web Part. 2 In the Web Part tool pane, select Change query. This opens a dialog box. More
How to make the web part display Contoso catalog content?
To make the Web Part display Contoso catalog content, we must configure the query in the Web Part. In the Web Part, select the Web Part Menu, and then select Edit Web Part. In the Web Part tool pane, select Change query. This opens a dialog box.
Who is responsible for the content search page?
To have access to the Content search page to run searches and preview and export search results, an administrator, compliance officer, or eDiscovery manager must be a member of the eDiscovery Manager role group in the Security & Compliance Center. For more information, see Assign eDiscovery permissions.
How is CSWP different from Bing search results?
This means that when a visitor browses to a page that contains a CSWP, this query is issued automatically. Another thing that differs from the bing.com search scenario is that search results aren’t displayed on a separate search results page, but within the CSWP.
This afternoon, I added a Content Query Web Part to a page and attempted to configure it to show all documents in the site collection where a Managed Metadata column equaled a certain value.
Is it possible to query on the value of multiple-select managed metadata column?
So, is it possible to use a Content Query Web Part to query on the value of a Multiple-Select Managed Metadata column? The answer (as is often the case in the SharePoint world) is “Sometimes.”
How to remove multiple select metadata in SharePoint?
Selecting the “Show items from all sites in this site collection” and “Show items from the following site and all subsites” query source will remove all Multiple-Select Managed Metadata fields from the query filter dropdowns. Why?