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Rebuilding the Indices
In order to see your data in the search forms and faceted browsing pages, you first need to rebuild the indices. This can take some time, so it is recommended that you do it only after you have entered a block of data.
To do this, you need to enter two commands into the DigiPal command line. If you are running DigiPal from a web server then you should ask your system administrator to do this (or to set it up as a chron job). If you are running it from Docker/Kitematic, then this is the procedure:
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Open a terminal window inside your running container. If you are using Kitematic then you do this by clicking on the 'Exec' icon for your container; otherwise you may need to use Docker Machine or SSH.
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Enter the following two commands:
python manage.py dpsearch index_facets python manage.py dpsearch index
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Type Ctrl-D (or
exit
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Restart the web server (in Kitematic click on 'Restart').
Archetype is maintained by the King's Digital Lab at King's College London. It has received funding from the European Union Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) under Grant Agreement no. 263751 (DigiPal), the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) under Grant Reference n° AH/L008041/1 (Models of Authority) and AH/L013975/1 (Exon Domesday), and the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at King's College London.
Credits
Getting Started
Using Archetype
The Data Model
Editorial interface
- The Admin Interface
- Adding Items (Manuscripts)
- Adding Images
- Adding Hands and Scribes
- Adding Symbols (Letters)
- Content Permissions
- The Annotation Process
- Linking image regions with text regions
- Rebuilding the Indices
Customising the framework
Archetype for developers
- Installing Archetype on a Web Server
- Bulk Image Upload
- The Javascript API Library
- The Web API Syntax
- Upgrading Archetype
- Contributing to the code (third party development)
- Restoring an Archetype backup
Troubleshooting