Show Hyperlink column in search results

[Moore231]

How do I create a search that will display a list of hyper links from a list column called HyperLink? I have seen some posts mention OWSURLH but how do I add that and use it? all my results are null or undefined.

[kasperbolarsen]

Are you sure that your basic search mapping is correct? I recommend using this guide to ensure that the API returns the data you needs: https://microsoft-search.github.io/pnp-modern-search/#troubleshooting

[Moore231]

I am not sure what you mean by basic search mapping? I have followed that guide to ensure that the app is properly installed and all permissions have been given.
I have a list called Hyperlinks it has one hyperlink or picture column called HyperLink. On a web page I added a PnP - Search Results and used the query template
(contentclass:STS_ListItem)
Path:https://XXXX.sharepoint.com/Lists/Hyperlinks

This produced the correct number of results that looked like this

What do I need to do from here to to only display the hyperlink as clickable links?

[kasperbolarsen]

The tools listed in the link I send will show the data from the API and whether you will have to do some mapping of crawled properties in order to make the "Hyperlinks" content available. If the "Hyperlinks" column is created as a List Column then you WILL have to update the search schema yourself, see this for details of Managed vs Crawled properties: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTV5nF34ggY

[Moore231]

SO if I understand this properly, the search webpart cannot just pull any list info automatically. First I have to create a managed property then add that property as a column to the list. Finally I have to then manually map the column to the property in the webpart and write a custom handlebar to display it. And this has to be done for every column that I want displayed except the title?

[kasperbolarsen]

No, if you create the list columns as site columns the search indexed will create both a crawled and a managed property automatically. You can use that managed property in some of the out of the box layouts by adding it as a column (detailed list) or by setting it as a slot (see the documentation on slots). Custom handlebars and custom layouts is of course an option but in most cases it isn't required