Hi,
In case others have a similar problem try the following.
On a legacy install I recently had a similar problem that when a new module broke AOD Search. I gather there was a corruption somewhere blocking AOD Indexing, and this showed as an error in the PHP Error Log.
It was resolved by following PGRs AOD Reindex advice, but before I could get a successful AOD Index rebuild I also had to the run a Quick Repair and Rebuild followed by Rebuild Relationships. Perhaps in hindsight I could have just dropped the cache but Rebuild Relationships does this anyway.
I followed the following procedure;
- Disable AOD Search.
- Disable AOD Schedulers.
- Clear Index Folder and Database Tables as PGR describes.
- Quick Repair and Rebuild.
- Rebuild Relationships.
- Re-start AOD Schedulers.
- Re-enable AOD Search.
Regards,
JH