Thank you all, it's works now:).
2007/1/30, James liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
he now is ok.
--
regards
jl
: A more dismaxy way might be to specify the structure of the query in a
: different param rather than in the query string. haven't thought it
: through though...
it depends on the goal ... i was interpreting the question as "i want my
users to be able to type in prefix/wildcard expressions and
>>> Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1/30/2007 12:45 PM >>>
: Is there a way to do truncation with DisMax?
:
: Just being able to search for (photo*) would be helpful in quite a
few
: places.
: I'm afraid i'm not understanding your question ... what do you mean
by
: "truncation" ? ... your e
On 1/30/07, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: Is there a way to do truncation with DisMax?
:
: Just being able to search for (photo*) would be helpful in quite a few
: places.
I'm afraid i'm not understanding your question ... what do you mean by
"truncation" ? ... your example: (ph
: Is there a way to do truncation with DisMax?
:
: Just being able to search for (photo*) would be helpful in quite a few
: places.
I'm afraid i'm not understanding your question ... what do you mean by
"truncation" ? ... your example: (photo*) seems to be asking about
a prefix or wildcard type
On 1/29/07 7:46 PM, "Ryan McKinley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Your argument is a good one, and I buy it. However, I've never had a
>> case where a user typing "multiple words" where the expectation was
>> for OR, it is always AND.
>
> But there are many cases where the expectation is to t
We are looking at using solr's DisMax handler for our implementation on
our digital collections at UNT, and I had a quick question about it.
Is there a way to do truncation with DisMax?
Just being able to search for (photo*) would be helpful in quite a few
places.
So far I am really liking how
Erik Hatcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev:
So, no, the current information provided by this handler does not
contain frequency information. I'd be happy to consider patches that
allow it to provide more information, though I'd like to keep the
basic index information request as succinct as p
