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Insights into Sitecore Search: A Definitive Introduction

A key component of digital experience management is effective information retrieval. A simplified approach is required for websites, applications, and platforms containing a lot of material so that consumers can easily get the data they require. This need is met by Sitecore, a well-known name in the field of digital experience platforms (DXPs), which provides powerful and comprehensive search functionality. We will travel into the realm of Sitecore Search in this article, learning about its capabilities, architecture , and the enormous value it offers both developers and end users. Introduction to Sitecore Search    A headless content discovery platform powered by AI , Sitecore Search enables you to build predictive and custom search experiences across various content sources. To extract and index you
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Render(Parse) XML using XSLT

Requirement: The requirement is to render xml data into a page. Resolution: We can perform this task by following ways: 1. Read xml file using C#.Net and iterate the xml node. At the time of iteration, render data from xml to page. 2. Use the XSL. In this approach, create .XSLT file, which store the formatting in the form of HTML/CSS. By using XSL, we can separate the data rending from the data itself. Example to render (parse) xml using xslt: Save given xml in to file called "myNavigation.xslt":
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How to read XML using LINQ

LINQ is a set of extensions to the .NET Framework that encompass language-integrated query, set, and transform operations. It extends C# and Visual Basic with native language syntax for queries and provides class libraries to take advantage of these capabilities. One of the big programming model improvements being made in .NET 3.5 is LINQ. "LINQ", stands for .NET Language Integrated Query. LINQ supports a rich extensibility model that facilitates the creation of efficient domain-specific providers for data sources. .NET 3.5 ships with built-in libraries that enable LINQ support against Objects, XML, and Databases. “Microsoft original motivation behind LINQ was to address the impedance mismatch between programming languages and database.” What is LINQ to XML? LINQ to XML is a built-in LINQ data provider that is implemented within the "System.Xml.Linq" namespace in .NET 3.5. Formerly LINQ is XLinq. It means Queries performed against the XML sourc
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