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Some clarification of the comment here: Search result boosting works in Solr version 6.6 or earlier, but Solr changed the implementation in Solr 7, and later versions. Therefore, search result ...

The official documentation states that this is broken. https://doc.sitecore.com/developers/90/platform-administration-and-architecture/en/search-result-boosting.html Search result boosting works in ...

I'm not sure if I exactly known what you are trying to achieve but here are some details which might be helpful. The BoostingService has two important methods: IQueryable<ContentPage> ...

You are facing above issue due to Datetime comparison. Inside Solr, you can use between operator to perform datetime comparison with the below code: var updatedExpression = PredicateBuilder.True<...

In order to start seeing boosted documents at the top of your search results, you should allow specific slots to display boosted items. Follow the steps below to mark slots as "boosted": Go ...

I wound up using the approach recommended by @AnnaGevel and added a boosted keywords field. While I don't think this is quite as precise as the Query Elevation Component would be, it's maintainable by ...

Unfortunately, this doesn't work in Sitecore 9.3: https://doc.sitecore.com/en/developers/93/platform-administration-and-architecture/search-result-boosting.html You can store the viewsCount in an ...

This is achieved by imitating existing rules. Works as expected. string storeVisited = CookieHelper.GetCookie("VisitedStore"); WhenFieldAndQueryStringMatches<...

Not all of them are static. Take a look at the whole list of supported boosting rules, in the end, you will find some SXA rules: They are not dynamic as they are e.g.: comparing the field to the page ...