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Methods
(static) postSearch(cfg, webUrlopt) → {Promise.<object>}
Make a search request with a POST method. Useful if complex data needs
to be sent to the server.
Use POST requests in the following scenarios: - When you'll exceed the URL length restriction with a GET request. - When you can't specify the query parameters in a simple URL. For example, if you have to pass parameter values that contain a complex type array, or comma-separated strings, you have more flexibility when constructing the POST request. - When you use the ReorderingRules parameter because it is supported only with POST requests.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
cfg |
object | the search configuration. | |
webUrl |
string |
<optional> |
the url of the web to use as the context. |
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- See:
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- sputils.search.searchCfgExample or SharePoint Search Query Tool
Returns:
the search result
- Type
- Promise.<object>
Example
sputils.search.postSearch({Querytext: 'ContentType:0x01*'})
.then(function (result) { console.log(result) });(static) searchCfgExample() → {object}
An example search configuration
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Returns:
a new object instance of a SearchConfigurationExample
- Type
- object