Great post by Andy Burns.
I’ve been doing a bit of customisation to a Sitecore 7.5 instance that is going to have to store a lot of nodes in one particular area. Naturally, thought of using buckets, which would be ideal. I’ve a few things to cover in this, but I’m going to start at the end – and the hardest problem.
I wanted to set a default search to run when someone comes to the bucket in the content editor.
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