At 37:40 when adding the 'tags' reference field, you must use the 'name' of the tag. Expand the options down to field_tags:entity:name. If you select the field_tags item, you're just indexing the taxonomy term IDs, which is why the default 'type' for this index item is 'integer'. This is visible at 40:58 when looking at the content of the database table - field_tags is just a bunch on numbers.
I agree that in this example it will only index the target ID, which is the entity reference ID. In this example, I just want to index the tags so I can use them as facets later in the video. If you wanted to index the actual tag label and search on that, then yes, you would have to select "name" as you mentioned. Good observation.
Hello, thank you for this very informative tutorial., How did you configured your dev, because the website responses very fast, because I need clear cache and clear view template cache. And can you show how to make a drupal website more secure, even taking into account zero day vulnerabilities of some core drupal modules.
Glad you enjoyed the video. > How did you configured your dev, because the website responses very fast, I use MAMP for live streams because it's fast. > I need clear cache and clear view template cache You can turn caching off from "Development settings". But keep the cache on for the production site. > And can you show how to make a drupal website more secure, even taking into account zero day vulnerabilities of some core drupal modules. Keep Drupal and its module up-to-date.
@@WebWash It was quite informative and with all logical points so very recommended for anyone to setup any search engine in this way :) appreciate your knowledge :
Thank you so much for all your videos. They have helped me a lot in all the years I've been developing on Drupal!
Oh, thanks. I'm glad to have helped.
At 37:40 when adding the 'tags' reference field, you must use the 'name' of the tag. Expand the options down to field_tags:entity:name. If you select the field_tags item, you're just indexing the taxonomy term IDs, which is why the default 'type' for this index item is 'integer'.
This is visible at 40:58 when looking at the content of the database table - field_tags is just a bunch on numbers.
I agree that in this example it will only index the target ID, which is the entity reference ID. In this example, I just want to index the tags so I can use them as facets later in the video. If you wanted to index the actual tag label and search on that, then yes, you would have to select "name" as you mentioned. Good observation.
Thank you for the video. It’s been very helpful.
Hello, thank you for this very informative tutorial., How did you configured your dev, because the website responses very fast, because I need clear cache and clear view template cache. And can you show how to make a drupal website more secure, even taking into account zero day vulnerabilities of some core drupal modules.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
> How did you configured your dev, because the website responses very fast,
I use MAMP for live streams because it's fast.
> I need clear cache and clear view template cache
You can turn caching off from "Development settings". But keep the cache on for the production site.
> And can you show how to make a drupal website more secure, even taking into account zero day vulnerabilities of some core drupal modules.
Keep Drupal and its module up-to-date.
Merci pour cette vidéo
Est ce qu'on peut utiliser token lié à user dans filter criteria dans la views search api
Outstanding video. Thank you. What version of Drupal did you use for this please?
@DingDingPanic Thanks.
The latest Drupal 10 version at the time of recording.
perfect
Glad you liked it.
@@WebWash It was quite informative and with all logical points so very recommended for anyone to setup any search engine in this way :) appreciate your knowledge :
@@user-om12dcmsacamscamsacs Thanks