Add it to a script editor web part to the page <style type='text/css'> .ms-vh-div[DisplayName='ChoiceColumnDisplayName'] { width:250px; } </style> Read more »
Crawl: Including during the crawl Excluding during the crawl Setting Wildcards like * and Regular Expressions Open Crawl Rules link Open Central Administration >Choose>Service Applications" > "Search Service Application" > "Crawl Rules". Create Crawl Rule Choose the New Crawl Rule option and enter the details as shown below. Please note that you need to include an asterisk (*) to include the URLS. SharePoint content as HTTP pages options too. Crawl Rule Now we can test our crawl rule.://*/AllItems.aspx Read more »
Step 1:Open a document library Step 2:Go to library settings Step3: Select “Enterprise metadata and Keyword settings” Step 4: Check “Add an enterprise keywords column in the list and enable keyword synchronization” and click ok Step 5: Go to menu and select “Edit properties” Step 6: Specify a keyword in “Enterprise Keyword” and save Step 7: Using enterprise search we can search for a document using specified keyword. Read more »
Resolution Summary :- è Increased the “MaxCharactersInPropertyStoreIndex” PS C:\Users\spinstall> $ssa = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication PS C:\Users\spinstall> $mp = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchMetadataManagedProperty -SearchApplication $ssa -Identity "PublishingPageContentOWSHTML" PS C:\Users\spinstall> $mp.MaxCharactersInPropertyStoreForRetrieval 2097152 PS C:\Users\spinstall> $p = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchMetadataManagedProperty -Identity body -SearchApplication (Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication) PS C:\Users\spinstall> $p.MaxCharactersInPropertyStoreIndex 0 PS C:\Users\spinstall> $prop1 = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchMetadataManagedProperty -Identity body -SearchApplication (Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication) PS C:\Users\spinstall> $prop1 Name PID ManagedType EnabledForScoping EqualityMatchOnly ---- --- ----------- ----------------- ----------------- body 1 Text False False PS C:\Users\spinstall> $prop1.MaxCharactersInPropertyStoreIndex 0 PS C:\Users\spinstall> $prop1.MaxCharactersInPropertyStoreIndex = "2048000" PS C:\Users\spinstall> $prop1.Update() PS C:\Users\spinstall> $prop1.MaxCharactersInPropertyStoreIndex 2048000 PS C:\Users\spinstall> è In search schemaà managed propertyà titleà (Changed the priority of the crawled property TermTitle to position 0) è Added a "EnableOptimisticTitleOverride" registry entry Open Regedit on the SharePoint Server 2010 and go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office Server\15.0\Search\Global\Gathering Manager Set the value of EnableOptimisticTitleOverride to 0 è Started the Full Crawl è Crawl completed and we were getting the full title of the documents in the search results. Read more »