This article demonstrates how to add a custom taxonomy for pages to a search index. This way, you can filter search results, for example, by a tag. For more information, see Tutorial: Add a flat taxonomy as a custom attribute to a page.
You do this by overriding the SetWrapperObjectProperties() method in the PageInboundPipe class. The following code sample gets the tag of the current page and adds it to the search index:
SetWrapperObjectProperties()
PageInboundPipe
Then, unregister the PageInboundPipe and register your class on application start in the Global.asax.cs, using the following sample:
Global.asax.cs
Add Tags to the search index and include it in the HighlightedFields and SearchFields in the Search results widget. For more information, see Administration: Create search indexes and Search results widget.
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