Alfresco：如何在Alfresco Share中搜索链接（类型为app：nodelink或cm：link的节点）？

Question

I'm on Alfresco 4.0.2 and want to be able to search for nodes of types cm:content as well as cm:link or app:filelink .

When I look directly into the Solr index, I see that all types are indexed there. But when I search within Alfresco Share, link (nodes of type cm:link or app:filelink) are not returned, even though the search term is in their cm:name property, same as it's cm:content equivalent. I checked this in the node browser.

Both cm:content as well as cm:link have cm:cmobject as it's parent and the cm:name property is set to be indexed, which works in Solr.

Therefore, somewhere between Solr and the response returned to the client, Alfresco is doing some filtering and excluding links, I assume. I try to find the relevant code, but have not yet been successful.

I have looked at search.lib.js (/webapps/alfresco/WEB-INF/classes/alfresco/templates/webscripts/org/alfresco/slingshot/search/search.lib.js) and found one spot which I thought could be relevant, changed it (see out-commented line below) and reloaded the web scripts, but it still does not have the result I am looking to achieve. Still, only cm:content and cm:folder types are displayed.

  // ensure a TYPE is specified - if no add one to remove system objects from result sets
  if (ftsQuery.indexOf("TYPE:\"") === -1 && ftsQuery.indexOf("TYPE:'") === -1)
  {
     //ftsQuery += ' AND (+TYPE:"cm:content" +TYPE:"cm:folder")';
     ftsQuery += ' AND (+TYPE:"cm:content" +TYPE:"cm:folder" +TYPE:"cm:link" +TYPE:"app:filelink")';
  }

Where does Alfresco filter out certain search results, such as specific types?

Update:

when I search by name through the Javascript console, all types are included in the search results (in my case, three results). This is the result that I would also like to achieve through the regular Share site search. The highlighted result is the node that does not appear in the regular Alfresco Share search results.

Answer 1

I found the relevant code section:

It's indeed in search.lib.js , but in a different method getDocumentItem further down the processing chain, where the results are filtered by

  if (node.isContainer || node.isDocument)

I adjusted the section and now it works. Of course this hack in the core js lib below is just for testing, the function should be overriden outside the core somehow.

/**
 * Returns an item of the document library component.
 */
function getDocumentItem(siteId, containerId, pathParts, node)
{

   // PENDING: how to handle comments? the document should
   //          be returned instead

   // check whether we already processed this document
   if (checkProcessedCache("" + node.nodeRef.toString()))
   {
      return null;
   }

   // check whether this is a valid folder or a file
   var item = t = null;
   if (node.qnamePath.indexOf(COMMENT_QNAMEPATH) == -1 &&
       !(node.qnamePath.match(DISCUSSION_QNAMEPATH+"$") == DISCUSSION_QNAMEPATH))
   {
      if (true || node.isContainer || node.isDocument)
      {
         item =
         {
            site: getSiteData(siteId),
            container: containerId,
            nodeRef: node.nodeRef.toString(),
            tags: ((t = node.tags) !== null) ? t : [],
            name: node.name,
            displayName: node.name,
            title: node.properties["cm:title"],
            description: node.properties["cm:description"],
            modifiedOn: node.properties["cm:modified"],
            modifiedByUser: node.properties["cm:modifier"],
            createdOn: node.properties["cm:created"],
            createdByUser: node.properties["cm:creator"],
            path: pathParts.join("/")
         };
         item.modifiedBy = getPersonDisplayName(item.modifiedByUser);
         item.createdBy = getPersonDisplayName(item.createdByUser);
      }
      if (node.isContainer)
      {
         item.type = "folder";
         item.size = -1;
      }
      else if (node.isDocument)
      {
         item.type = "document";
         item.size = node.size;
      } else {
         // added MLN
         item.type = "document";
         item.size = 1;
      }
   }

   return item;
}