In this dialog, you are defining which documents of the website will be indexed. You can specify this by choosing the Path to the indexed documents, Document types of the indexed documents or a combination of both. The following options can be specified:

 

•Path - path to the documents that should be indexed.

•Document types - document types that should be included in indexing.

 

The following properties define types of additional content that may be included in Documents search indexes. They are not available for Documents crawler indexes:

 

•Including ad-hoc forums - if checked, ad-hoc forums placed on documents specified by the properties above (if there are any) will be indexed too.

•Including blog comments - if checked, blog comments placed on blog posts specified by the properties above (if there are any) will be indexed too.

•Including message boards - if checked, message boards placed on documents specified by the properties above will be indexed too.

 

Documents that have their Exclude this document from search property enabled will not be indexed. This property can be configured by selecting a document from the content tree in CMS Desk and going to Content -> Edit -> Properties -> General.

 

Examples:

 

•Path: /%

•Document types: empty

 

In this case, all documents on the site will be indexed.

 

•Path: /Partners

•Document types: empty

 

In this case, only the /Partners page will be indexed, without the pages under it.

 

•Path: empty

•Document types: CMS.News

 

In this case, all documents of the CMS.News document type on the whole site will be indexed. Please note that in this case, empty path field is equal to /%.

 

•Path: /Products/%

•Document types: CMS.CellPhone;CMS.Pda

 

In this case, all documents of the CMS.CellPhone and CMS.Pda document types found under /Products will be indexed.

 
More resources can be found at:

 

•Developer's Guide -> Modules -> Smart search -> Overview

•Developer's Guide -> Modules -> Smart search -> Managing indexes -> Defining document index content