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How to customize browse tree?

FerencNagy

How could i customize the browse catalog to show custom categories and search by 'keyword' in the meta xml?

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tonantzincamacho1

Hi Guys:
I need the keywords of the category of Geoportal carry an accent, but if I add accents the category tree is not displayed. This is an example of what I add I need in the browse-catalog.xml ......
<item>
<name resourceKey="catalog.mdCode.topic.boundaries"></name>
    <query>dataCategory=Límites</query>
         </item>
<item>
           <name resourceKey="catalog.mdCode.topic.society"></name>
           <query>dataCategory=Población</query>
         </item>
Thanks

CliveReece

Is it possible to tweak the code here to browse by file author? Say, something like...
<query>searchText=source%3Aauthorname</query>

Yes, but you will need to do some work in a couple of places.

First, you probably don't have "source" as an indexable yet.

What are the current indexables in my geoportal? Look at http://<your.geoportal.domain>/geoportal/rest/index/stats/fields
How do I add custom indexables (i.e. property-meanings)? Look at http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/geoportal/index.php?title=Details_of_Lucene_Indexing_in_the_Geoportal

Next, after you set "source" as a custom indexable, try using it in a search in your geoportal using the "source:searchTerm" pattern (see http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/geoportal/index.php?title=Using_Lucene_Search_Text_Queries).

When are confident that your "source:searchTerm" search pattern is working, you can then use it for your custom browse configuration.

P.S. don't forget to URLencode your searches in the browse config (see http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder/

JeffPickles

This solved the issue I've been having, as well.

Is it possible to tweak the code here to browse by file author? Say, something like...

<query>searchText=source%3Aauthorname</query>

FerencNagy

thanks a lot, i've managed to categorize by keywords.

CliveReece

By "not working", I'm not sure if you mean the browse tree code sample is not working or if the custom query that you are encoding in it is not working.

Check if your query is giving the expected results first. Try "keywords: project1" (remove the space after the colon ... stupid smilies) (the URL decode of "keywords%3Aproject1") in a basic search. If it is not giving you the results you expect, then I would investigate that, rather than the Browse tree code.

Another line of troubleshooting is to take a valid search string and add it to your custom browse tree (URL-encoding it if needed). Does the browse tree give the correct response?

A third line of troubleshooting would be to upload your XML metadata document containing "project1" to gptogc.esri.com. Approve it for searching. Wait a few minutes (to make sure indexing kicks in) and then try the "keywords:project1" search.

FerencNagy

Thanks. I've tried that, but no success 😞

I'm using ArcGIS Desktop 10 and Inspire theme for the metadata.
In the 'Overview' section, under 'Topics & Keywords' i've added 'project1' for all the possible fields.

Then i've edited the xml:

<!-- Popular Tags -->
 <item>
  <name resourceKey="">Projects</name>
  <query></query>
  <item>
   <name>Project1</name>
   <query>searchText=keywords%3Aproject1</query>
  </item>
 </item>

But not working...

You can pretty much do any search in the Browse tree. (the tree is essentially a set of searches)

The tree structure is defined in a configuration file (browse-catalog.xml in ..\geoportal\WEB-INF\classes\gpt\search\browse).

Try this example which adds a 'Popular Tags' folder to the browse tree: Insert the following right before </tree> in browse-catalog.xml:

CliveReece

You can pretty much do any search in the Browse tree. (the tree is essentially a set of searches)

The tree structure is defined in a configuration file (browse-catalog.xml in ..\geoportal\WEB-INF\classes\gpt\search\browse).

Try this example which adds a 'Popular Tags' folder to the browse tree: Insert the following right before </tree> in browse-catalog.xml:

<!-- Popular Tags -->
 <item>
  <name resourceKey="">Popular Tags</name>
  <query></query>
  <item>
   <name>service</name>
   <query>searchText=keywords%3Aservice</query>
  </item>
  <item>
   <name>livedata</name>
   <query>searchText=keywords%3Alivedata</query>
  </item>
  <item>
   <name>geographic boundaries</name>
   <query>searchText=keywords%3Ageographic+boundaries</query>
  </item>
  <item>
   <name>natural resources data</name>
   <query>searchText=keywords%3Anatural+resources+data</query>
  </item>
  <item>
   <name>land use data</name>
   <query>searchText=keywords%3Aland+use+data</query>
  </item>
 </item>

FerencNagy

Yes, i've seen this post. But this method just uses a predefined 'contentType'.
What i need to do is for example:

- have 3 running projects that has many files, mxds, shapes etc. (Project1, Project2, Project3)
- add a keyword 'project1' in the metadata for Project1 files and so on...
- in geoportal i create categories: Project1,Project2,...
- geoportal fits the metas in the appropriate category (based on the keyword)

Have you checked out this link? http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/geoportal/index.php?title=Browse_Tree

CliveReece

Have you checked out this link? http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/geoportal/index.php?title=Browse_Tree

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