I am getting the following error after I enable the AngularJS Map Example Feature:
SearchApiException: Unknown server earthquake specified for index earthquake. in SearchApiIndex->server() (line 397 of /DRUPALDOCROOT/sites/all/modules/contrib/search_api/includes/index_entity.inc).

Here's a screenshot: https://www.evernote.com/shard/s48/sh/3356a1d2-fc01-4dbb-b5f0-355c400407...

I'm pretty sure I have all of the required modules and libraries.

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carsonblack’s picture

carsonblack commented

Hmm. Ok, I may not have done the whole setup needed for the earthquake example. so you can probably disregard this for now.

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wwhurley commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
-enzo-’s picture

-enzo- commented

I have the similar error different line

SearchApiException: Unknown server earthquake specified for index earthquake. in SearchApiIndex->server() (line 401 of /Users/macmini/www/angular-drupal/sites/all/modules/search_api/includes/index_entity.inc).

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DrCord commented
Issue summary: View changes

I was able ot fix this error by setting up Search API with a search service, I had to install a module and everything, seems like this should be included in the directions...

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Torenware commented

The instructions for the map example really do need to be expanded. I'm sure it's a cool demo. But the feed related instructions make no sense to me. The text:

URL: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v0.1/summary/2.5_month.geojson
Context: $.features.*
guid: properties.code
title: properties.place
field_magnitude: properties.mag
field_felt: properties.felt
field_cdi: properties.cdi
field_epicenter_distance: properties.dmin
field_location:lon: geometry.coordinates[0][0]
field_locatino:lat: geometry.coordinates[1]

does not appear to be something that can be imported as a feeds definition, and I see nothing in the Feed Import UI to show where this information is useful or relevant.

Could someone please expand on the maintainer's README to explain what he means?

ON EDIT: it appears that the JSON path plugin behaves very badly if there is no mapping set up via the "Node" section. Most of the items in the above list still aren't accessible, but at least once I entered URL (using the JSON path option) the UI put more in than the useless error :-(

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Torenware commented

@DrCord --

If you're still tracking this issue after all this time, could you explain a bit more about what you did that made the error go away?