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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 delete a managed property in SharePoint?
On the Managed Properties tab, in the Property Name column, find the managed property that you want to edit, or in the Filter box, enter the name. Point to the managed property in the list, select the arrow, and then select Edit/Map property. On the Edit Managed Property page, edit the settings, and then select OK. Delete a managed property
– 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 custom managed property value always empty?
Wait until the search service has finished the full crawl; we are expecting the SeatNumber displayed on the search results. The issue is that the new custom managed property value is always empty. First of all, we need to check the SeatNumber managed property value via Search query tool.
How can I hide people from people search?
This all started as a request from a client to hide only certain users from the people search. I’ve decided on this route because the management interface already exists to update user profiles and it would be very little work to add a user profile property, get it crawled and use that as the filter in the people search results webpart.
How do you know if a property has been crawled?
You’ll know it’s ready when you can find the new Property in the Search Schema, Crawled Properties. You will see the property appear in the search results when the property has been successfully crawled. Next you will need to create a “Managed Property”, Click On the “Managed Properties” link
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. For example, we want to display the Seat Number in the people search display template.
How to get better search results in managed properties?
To help users get better search results when they search in managed properties that contain metadata with non-alphanumeric characters, you can enable the finer tokenization setting for the managed property. Let’s look at the example with a product datasheet library again.
Why does search by location not return results?
Also searching by “Location”:”*” will not return any results from my list. Until recently this was working fine, I did not perform any changes to the list or the managed properties or the search service or the items. In addition, for some of these managed metadata fields I noticed that the queries work normally for 3-4 list items.