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Search Extensibility in Office 365 and SharePoint 2013Corey Roth, MVPHitachi Consulting
Corey RothWhat is your day job?How can we reach you?If not Office 365 then what?
[email protected] @CoreyRoth
AgendaQuery RulesImproving the Look of Search ResultsDelve
If this…then that(aka Query Rules)
Why Query Rules?Promote key resultsImprove a user’s queryChange sorting or rankingAdd blocks of resultsPromote results for a period of time
SharePoint OnlineSharePoint 2013
If this…Query matches keyword exactlyQuery contains action termQuery matches dictionary exactlyQuery more common in sourceResult type commonly clickedIn a specified date range
…then thatAdd promoted resultAdd result blockChange the query
Demo
Introduction to Query Rules
Changing the look of Search
Why display templates?Tailor the look of search results to your needsDisplay additional metadataGreat for content roll-upMake search results actionable
SharePoint OnlineSharePoint 2013
Examples of Display Templates
Search Center
Use display templates anywhere…
Types of display templatesControlGroupItemRefinementHover Panel
Results in a GridChange Control and Item templates for a brand new look
Control TemplateRenders HTML that wraps all search resultsItem template rendered for each search result
Item TemplateTemplate for each item renderedSame template used for all results in Content SearchResult types trigger unique templates per result in Search Center
Item TemplateContains HTML before the title and after the pathHover panels have shared header, body, and actionsRemaining content rendered by Item_CommonItem_Body.html
Anatomy of a display templateHTML file with additional syntaxConfiguration properties at top of fileJavaScript goes in <!--#_ <code> _#--> blocksJS variables referenced with _#= <variable> =#_
Demo
Display Templates 101
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