Windows 7 search content index is corrupt

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• engines index, O2, source code, do not pick up the search content index

  Hello...

  In DWCS4.

  I have a page on a site that has the keyword "O2" in there. It is in the meta keywords tag & also the content. Search engines (Google and Yahoo!, but not Bing) pick up O2 in the region of meta keyword tag, but not the content because it reads "O < SUP > 2 < / sub >.

  I understand that if I put a CSS style on the "2" class to make it look less/index, I'll have a bunch of stuff/code in front of '2' as well.

  I guess I asking if there is a way to keep the '2' in the index of O2 with the search engines being able to pick up O2 content.

  Is there something in DW I can do for this? I do not see workaround at the moment...

  Thank you.

  Hello

  The search engine does not answer the index because the tag is not recognized as html, not more, but if you place the 2 in a css class called index and style using the css accordingly it will "pick-it-up.

  PZ

• Can search for index engines content in ASP files?

  Can search content index of engines which is stored in an ASP file, but requires a password for the user to access?

  I'm guessing that the answer is no because the spider do not have access to crawl page

• The content index catalog is corrupted

  Log name: Application
  Source: Microsoft-Windows-search
  Date: 22/04/2012 12:41:58 AM
  Event ID: 7010
  Task category: Gatherer
  Level: error
  Keywords: Classic
  User: n/a
  Computer: Robert-PC
  Description:
  The index cannot be initialized.

  Details:
  The content index catalog is corrupted.  (HRESULT: 0XC0041801) (0xc0041801)

  The event XML:
  http://schemas.Microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
   
     
      7010
      0
      2
      3
      0
      0 x 80000000000000
     
      4823
     
     
      Application
      Robert-PC
     
   
   
     

  Details:
  The content index catalog is corrupted.  (HRESULT: 0XC0041801) (0xc0041801)
  
   
  

  If you type to search for in the text box search programs & files, which reveal the 3 options, including find & Fix

  They tried?

• Search content of file types specified with the possible disabled indexing at all?

  I found this page which apparently gives a method:

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/27116-search-inside-certain-file-types-indexing-disabled.html

  However, after testing this method and reboot just in case it does, it made no difference.  What I wanted to do was to see if it was possible to have indexing turned off, but still be able to have Windows 7 search can search the content of the eml files.  By default, it can not search the content of the eml files.  Some information: when indexing is not disabled, it is a simple matter of going to Indexing Options and click for the content of any file extension to be searchable files (this changes searchable outside of indexed content areas too, incidentally, who doesn't is not something anyone would think, but I have tested its operation).  But no matter how these settings were before I disable indexing, it seems more possible to do for such a change.  The tutorial I linked earlier has a registry tweak that I have tried, but as I said, it made no difference.  Is it indeed possible?

  Out of curiosity I ask more that anything, for notes that I keep on the way to the Windows 7 search works.

  Try using SearchMyFiles instead of Windows search - an Alternative to search files from Windows + duplicates search instead.  The download link is near the bottom of the page, just above the table of foreign language version.

  SearchMyFiles may be added to the context menu of Windows Explorer to make it easy to start.  His search folder then has the current folder already entered in it.  To configure this, look in the main window of the Options menu & select the last entry in the Explorer context menu.

• Error JavaScript prevents the table of contents, Index, search view

  I produced my RoboHelp HTML project webhelp and got an error javascript (this.maCom [...] (' is null or not an object) when you view the result. See the full error text below. So the table of contents, index and search are not displayed. We'll find the javascript error in the status bar of the browser that says "error on page". I found that if I saw the result of robohelp, the browser that launched shows the table of contents, index and search, but has a security warning about a restriction of running scripts or ActiveX controls. However, when I move the generated webhelp on my production server, the help doesn't have the security warning, but produces the error so that the table of contents, index and search do not show. I had done the same process to generate webhelp about 8 months ago but had no error whatsoever. In fact, this version is still in production and works very well.

  In my search for the problem, I found that it is the same error as message of the forum 4063663 (http://forums.adobe.com/message/4063663). I didn't have a second system with RoboHelp to be able to get other whphost.js, however, I have diff had the file generated with that found in template_stock and found only two different lines. These differences were only to replace a couple of variables with static text so I do not replace this file will solve any problem for me. That is the message of only forum I could find who addressed this issue.

  I was originally on RoboHelp 8.0.0 when I first encountered the problem, but has expanded and patched to version 8.0.2 and still had the same problem. I even created a new simple project. Once I moved the simple project on the production server, it also would display the table of contents, index and search.

  The strange thing is that only 8 months ago, I used the same process to generate webhelp without any errors (on 8.0.0). The only thing I can find is there is a Windows XP patch which affected the generation of webhelp. Furthermore, I also tried chrome and also produces the error.

  I don't know what is causing this problem or how to solve the problem. Anyone have any ideas?

  Versions:
  RoboHelp 8.0.2
  Windows XP
  IE 8.0.6001.18702CO
  Chrome 18.0.1025.168 m

  
  JavaScript error
  -------------------------
  User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.1; Trident/4.0 .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.04506.648; .NET CLR 3.5.21022; .NET CLR 3.0.4506.2152; .NET CLR 3.5.30729;. MS - RTC LM 8; InfoPath.2;. NET4.0C;. NET4.0E)
  Timestamp: Sun, may 2, 2012 16:32 UTC

  
  Message: Object EXPECTED
  Online: 344
  Char: 2
  Code: 0
  URI: http://server1/robohelp/whphost.js

  
  Message: 'this.maCom...' is null or not an object
  Online: 171
  Char: 3
  Code: 0
  URI: http://server1/robohelp/whphost.js
  --------------------------

  After further research and testing, I found the update of security for RoboHelp 8 and 9 (http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb11-23.html) posted as an ad that I had not seen before. I used the feature updates of the product, but that said I was informed and did not include this update.

  Both javascript in this update files solve the problem. The table of contents, index and search now appear.

  Update:
  As I studied the problem further (when writing this reply), I found files that are newer than the latest security patches, I was aware of that. In addition, I discovered that my security organization decided to patch with APSB12-04 I don't know. This patch is why my 8.0.0 installation magically stop working. I see the announcement of the security, the bulletin was not all the required components for specific, that the patch can be applied to 8.0.1 and 8.0.2). (8.0.0, Adobe, please give more information on the ballots of so that organizations that deploy auto will be forced to find out what is running before the update. Information such as whether they apply to all versions of Robohelp 8 or simply a specific version. If APSB12-04 was supposed to apply to all versions of 8, then it did not work. In fact, he broke my installation of 8.0.0 for the generation of webhelp, but a later installation of 8.0.1 and 8.0.2. It seems that they have done a better job for APSB11-23. Maybe the security updates should be a kind of service pack that has a plant and a cancellation process. Right now, my security organization has replaced the files based on the specification in the security bulletin.

  I'll try to patch with APSB12-04 new since I've updated version 8.0.2 database to see if I still have the webhelp. If I can't view the table of contents, I have to take off once more and be 'in non-compliance."

• How can I remove table of contents/index/search components that remain when I link to another project?

  When I link to my html main project file A and then click a link to return to the main html table component file contents/index/search remains on the screen. How can I remove it?

  I work with RH8 and Windows 7. I generate Webhelp.

  I have a file that has links to projects and B main html. Each project is in a separate folder. The projects are not merged.

  I can link the files generated or published very well. However, when I start moving around in the files/projects, the components of the table of contents/index/search are still visible.

  For example, if I click on the link on the main html file for project A it appears correctly. If I click on a link to return to the main html file pane table of contents/index/search remains visible for A project. If the link to go to project B Iclick, I get another part of the table of contents/index/search and have 2 panels visible.

  How can I make windows disappear and do not stay on the screen when I move a project to?

  Thanks for the help.

  Pat

  I'm not sure you can. It's like any link on any Web site, if the link opens another browser instance or tab, it is up to the user to close.

  Merged help would just open the other topic and keep the user in the same tab. When they click on the links to various projects, the first topic closed and the following would open up.

  See www.grainge.org for creating tips and RoboHelp

  @petergrainge

• Add the UNC path to search the index in Windows 7

  I have a desktop running Windows 7 (commercial version).  I want to add some UNC paths in the search to allow Windows to search index to locate files on mapped network drives.

  My network mapped drives from Windows Home Server that is running Windows Search 4.0.

  I am running Windows Search 4.0 on a (separate) computer at work and I saw a tab in Indexing Options to allow the addition of UNC paths.  Unfortunately, it seems that the search built into Windows 7 version does not UNC paths to be added.

  I saw solutions to this problem that involve UNC paths mapping local drives with the help of a symbolic link, but I don't want to do that.  Readers are already mapped and work just fine.  There must be a way to update the research on Windows 7 or otherwise activate adding of UNC paths?  It doesn't seem to be a downloadable installer for Windows Search 4.0 for Windows 7.

  Note: I just saw the Windows Desktop Search add-in for Microsoft Networks (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f7e981d9-5a3b-4872-a07e-220761e27283&displaylang=en) files.  I will install that, but shouldn't it already be part of the search Windows on Windows 7?  Why do I need a complement of 2008 to allow something on a whole new operating system which is already present in versions of research working on older operating systems (XP, 2003 Server)?

  I noticed several answers to select 'Always available offline' which copies the files to the local hard disk.  It is an unacceptable answer as my business system cannot be copied onto my hard drive.

  Microsoft used to have the ability to add a network drive to the list of search/index.  It is a huge hole missing in the search for Windows 7.  I'll have to look at Google search of as an alternative if it manages the network drives.

• "Solve the problems of search and indexing" Windows Search directories

  When I try to search show no results. When I try to solve the problem and perform "Troubleshoot search and indexing", the problem is not resolved automatically and the following message appears: problem encountered incorrect permissions on the directories of Windows Search

  Hey Dalton,

  Deactivation and activation then Windows search of offers to activate Windows activate or disable can help resolve the issue.

  Perform the steps mentioned below and see if it helps.

  a: Type of Windows features turn on or off in the start search box and click on enter.

  b: uncheck Windows Search

  c: restart the computer.

  d: Type of Windows features turn on or off in the start search box and click on enter.

  e: Now activate Windows Search, and then restart the computer.

  f: Then click on Control Panel > Folder Options > view TAB > enable Show hidden folders files - Open C: (root drive) with windows Explorer - right click on the ProgramData folder > Security TAB > advanced > change permissions > check "replace all child object." > check if the user of the system, Admin, set to full control > Edit creator owner > check full control > close Edit > Apply > wait so 'YES' – and then click OK > OK

  g:  Now, check if the indexing works.

  Good day!

  Answer please if you face concerns.

• Windows 7 search is not locate files and content that I know exist. Why?

  Sometimes, I just need to find a directory to search for a file containing a specific string. I don't care if it's a text document or a word document or email. I need to search for all the file types, and I need reliable and reproducible results. He didn't necessarily need to be fast. How do I do that?

  I don't know how to say just Windows 7 Search to search for content regardless of the type of file, or to search the contents of files without extension.  (I did the test files that were just txt, then renamed them without the extension, and search for Windows 7 could not search the content.)  I would like to know that too, as I do my own notes on works of research since I found that the help file has been very rare, so I'm curious to read someone of other ideas.   In any case, it might be safer in terms of certainty looking for a DOS command prompt: http://www.computerhope.com/findstr.htm

  More technical stuff that might or might not be useful for Windows 7 Search:

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa965711

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb266512

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff521735

  Otherwise, I found several links in other threads on the shortcomings of Windows Search to search for freeware software:

  http://www.easexp.com/XSearch/ (allows searching by attribute)

  [updated may 2013]

  Mythicsoft.com/agentransack, locate32.cogit.net, jam - software.com / ultrasearch, tools.tortoisesvn.net/grepWin.html, voidtools.com, mcrenox.com.ar/filefinder, fsl.sytes.net/ssearchxt.html

  Another program that is useful is FreeCommander, which can be used for a wide variety of tasks in addition to the research and can be used as an alternative to Windows Explorer: http://www.freecommander.com/.

• I have windows 7 64 bit and cannot get my search running index.

  I tried option evey on every thread here, and search for google, including the verification of registry keys, checking and unchecking options based on windows, etc, etc, etc...  When I click I have no tab file types that everyone refers to advanced options, also cannot use the change because it is grayed out, please help?  Have also tried to create the new user account and get the same results.  I'm at my wits end!

  Hi patricelaurence,

  Thanks for posting the question on Microsoft Community Forums.
  Description of the question, we understand that this index does not.
  We will try to help you solve the problem.
   
  Here are some steps that you can follow:
   
  Method 1:
  Open the troubleshooter for search and indexing
  See the link below:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-search-and-indexing-Troubleshooter
   
  Method 2:
  We recommend that you perform the clean boot.
  Put your boot system helps determine if third-party applications or startup items are causing the problem.
  Consult the following link:
  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135
  Note: See "How to reset the computer to start as usual after a clean boot troubleshooting"
  under more information to prepare the computer to start as usual after a repair.
   
  Method 3:
  Try disabling the security on your computer program and check whether the problem is resolved.
  See the link below for assistance:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/disable-antivirus-software
  Note: After checking the question you must reactivate the security on your computer program.
  Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.
   
  Hope this solves the problem. If the problem persists, you can write back to us and we will be happy to help you further.

• Windows 7 Search index does not maintain the sites indexed

  My search indexer is not indexed parameters locations I do and after a day or two, he returns to the original setting whicgh was the Start Menu.  I changed the indexed locations to include most of my C drive, and it indexes all (the search function works well for awhile) but a day or two later, when I do a search, nothing comes.  I double-check the settings and find that it has been restored to the original indexed locations.

  My system is updated regularly and I'm using Avast antivirus.

  Thank you

  Hi TomHathcoat,

  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you are facing the question with an indexer search does not maintain the indexed locations.

  Method 1:

  I suggest you run the troubleshooter and check if this solves the problem. See the following article to do the same thing.

  Open the troubleshooter of search and indexing.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-search-and-indexing-Troubleshooter

  Method 2:

  Try to rebuild the search indexing. See the steps in the following article.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-advanced-indexing-options

  See also:

  Improve Windows searches using the index: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/improve-Windows-searches-using-the-index-frequently-asked-questions

• 'Windows 7 search' does not & "indexing does not work" (on libraries)

  'Windows 7 search' does not & "indexing does not work" (on the libraries).

  How can I correct (get indexing and searching for work) research one of the features of pride & joy MS on Librearies?

  The Indexing Options Control Panel indicates "Indexing does not work" & the library places panel shows Unresponsive.

  The service started Windows search and then stopped.

  Look forward to any suggestions

  Ed.

  Hello EdJarvis,

  Thanks for the return of the response.  Below is a link with the same problem reported.  You did some of the steps listed to try, but there are others listed.

  Windows Search service does not (Windows 7)

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/Windows-Search-service-is-not-running-window-7/3d7858e1-c3d3-4149-9EC1-640f319c0137

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• Are there patches IE11 and Chrome for RoboHelp for Word 10? Table of contents, Index, and search do not work as expected in WebHelp...

  Question:

  Fixes IE11 and Chrome on the Adobe web site ask you to put their new files in RoboHTML templates_stock folder. However, I need these fixes for RoboHelp for Word. Is there a such difficulty?

  Background:

  
  

  I use 10 RoboHelp for Word, generating WebHelp.

  I try to solve the problems about the table of contents, Index, and search appears not not or not being not completely functional IE11 or Chrome, not including many of our customers use. I found a couple of workarounds that my boss doesn't like.

  • In IE11, if the end user adds the web site to the compatibility view list, they all appear and function correctly, but my boss is adamant about not wanting the end user having to do anything to solve the problem.
  • In Chrome, I can get a table of contents and a non-functional search to appear if the user turns off JavaScript for the site, but this solution also violates the lists see also in help. Again, made my boss wants to not that the end user to have to do.

  His solution is just to generate using pure HTML, but then the search won't work in IE11 or Chrome (I'm not sure about Firefox). I are based largely on the research, when I'm working on the product, so I really don't want to lose the search function.

  Help, please.

  Kind regards

  Jenn

  As I said in my reply to your message in the RoboHelp for Word forum, there is no patch for this.

  I can understand your not wanting to Manager end users will do anything and agree with him. However, the fixes for these issues in HTML HR are simply not available in RoboHelp for Word.

  See www.grainge.org for creating tips and RoboHelp

  

  @petergrainge

• RH7 - size of the font of contents, Index, search

  Hello group,

  I work in RH7 version HTML version 7.00.145.  WebHelp, we use for our published entries.  Is it possible to increase the size of the font in the table of contents, index and search (not the buttons - the actual text)?  Any help would be appreciated.  Thank you

  TW

  Hello

  The easy way is to open the skin editor and go to the tab Navigation. At the bottom of the tab, you can set the font family, size, and color of the navigation pane, including the index, search, and glossary.

  If you want a little more control, say the different font sizes to the table of contents, Index, or search pane, you can change the font size in the output files.

  Take a bow

  Willam