[TYPO3-Solr] Scheduler doesn't index new tx_news records

[Tino Riedel]

Hi,

i have checked the tx_solr_indexqueue_item table and found records for 
the new tx_news entries. But the field "indexed" was 0. The process in 
the scheduler had never index the new items. The reason for that will be 
the id in the column root.

My tree is like

5000-homepage (site root)
   |_5001-site1
   |_5002-site2
   |_5003-site3
   |_...
   |_6000-blog.homepage (also a site-root)
     |_6001-site1
     |_6002-site2
     |_6003-site3
     |_...
     |_6010-sysfolder for tx_news

The task in the scheduler for indexing is configured for den root with 
id 5000. The hook save new tx_news items to the table 
tx_solr_indexqueue_item with id 6000. So the task does't hit the entries 
i think?

My aim is that the task indexes all entries, also the new tx_news 
entries below page with id 6000. As mentioned in the wiki you have to 
add queue.[indexConfig].additionalPageIds if there is data outside the 
side-root (in my example 5000), is't it?

I think queuing stops at the next site-root?

Best regards

Tino



Am 15.10.2016 um 20:13 schrieb Jigal van Hemert:
 > Hi,
 >
 > On 14/10/2016 16:20, Tino Riedel wrote:
 >> The scheduler indexes pages, tx_news and some custom stuff.
 >> A Task "Index Queue Worker" runs every night. So new, modified and
 >> deletet pages will indexed correctly.
 >> But no new tx_news records will indexed untill i force reindexing the
 >> site.
 >
 > If you add/modify new records in the TYPO3 backend they should be
 > indexed the next run of the scheduler task. The backend uses the class
 > DataHandler to insert/modify records and EXT:solr hooks into that class
 > to detect new and changed records.
 > If you use an Extbase plugin to add news records in the frontend this
 > won't work as extbase persistence doesn't use DataHandler. If you use
 > some extension to import new news records it depends on the way the
 > extension sends data to the database.
 >
 > You can always check in the table tx_solr_indexqueue_item if there is a
 > record for your new news record.
 > If the scheduler task for solr indexing isn't at 100% and won't increase
 > anymore on new runs there is a problem in the indexing queue. It could
 > be that there are items with errors (investigate the error and decide if
 > the record should be indexed at all) or there can be leftovers from
 > removed index queue definitions.
 >