Hello-
I'm building an interface where I need to display matching options as a
user types into a search box. Something like google suggest, but it
needs to be a little more flexible in its matches.
It first glance, I thought I just needed to write a filter that chunks
each token into a set
Hi,
Is it possible to combine proximity search together with range in a query.
My document will have a multivalued compound field like
revision_01012007
review_02012007
i am thinking of a query like comp:"type:review date:[02012007 TO
02282007]"~0
type and date are fields indexed by copyField e
On 9/15/07, Lance Norskog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the wiki are various examples of using 'curl' to post data. Curl
> requires "-X POST" arguments to do this.
Giving parameters such as -d or --data-binary seem to use POST.
However, there may be some older curl examples somehwere on the wi
In the wiki are various examples of using 'curl' to post data. Curl
requires "-X POST" arguments to do this. The examples do not have this.
Also the nice way to post a file to 'curl' is with '-T filename'.
Will someone with superpowers please fix?
Thanks,
Lance Norskog
Hi Walter,
good advice -- but you need to know the language of your material ...
could be hard for an automatized processing ;-)
I also stumbled on the "same words in different languages" problem. The
sole solution might be the dream of an English-only documented world ;-)
Regards from good
