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Discover how to fix the problem with TYPO3’s `ke_search` extension not indexing accordion elements when using Bootstrap Package. Follow our step-by-step guide for a seamless solution.
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Resolving the Issue of TYPO3 ke_search Not Indexing Accordion Content

TYPO3 is a powerful content management system, but like any complex system, it can run into issues. One such problem users may encounter is the ke_search extension failing to index accordion content elements when using the Bootstrap Package. If you're struggling with this issue, you're not alone. In this guide, we will provide a clear solution to get your accordion content indexed correctly.

The Problem

Many TYPO3 users using the Bootstrap Package for creating accordion elements have reported that the ke_search extension does not index these accordion items. This can be frustrating, as it can lead to missing content in search results, thereby affecting your users' ability to find important information on your site.

Environment Specifications:

TYPO3 Version: 12.x

Bootstrap Package: Accordion Content Element

ke_search Version: 5.1.2

The Solution

After some investigation and testing, I found a solution that worked effectively. Follow these steps to ensure your accordion content is indexed properly.

Step 1: Install ke_search_hooks

First, you'll need to install the ke_search_hooks version 5.0.0. This extension is essential for extending the functionality of the existing ke_search.

Step 2: Modify Source Code

Next, you'll need to make some changes to the source code in two specific PHP files. Here’s how to do that:

1. Modifying AdditonaResultMarker.php

Open the AdditonaResultMarker.php file and add the following code snippet. This will help in fetching the header of the accordion item.

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2. Modifying ExampleIndexer.php

In the ExampleIndexer.php file, locate the following lines of code and modify them accordingly. This adjustment is crucial for ensuring that the datetime and frontend group are set properly.

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Conclusion

After implementing these changes, your accordion content should now index correctly with the ke_search extension. This solution has worked for me, and I hope it assists others facing similar challenges.

Remember, keeping extensions and TYPO3 updated is crucial for maintaining the functionality of your website. If you run into any further issues, don't hesitate to seek additional help from the TYPO3 community or consult the official documentation.

Feel free to share your experiences or ask questions in the comments below!