Thanks Grant,
I'm still a bit of a newbie with Solr :)
I was able to add a new non-stemming field along with a copyfield, and
that seems to have done the trick :)
Until i tried this i didnt quite realise what copyfields did...
Thanks again,
Paul
On 19 Oct 2009, at 11:23, Paul Fo
e option for the query to adjust the length of the returned
string...
Thanks in advance,
Paul Forsyth
Interesting. I thought that would be the 'hard' approach rather than
add a filter, but i guess thats all it really is anyway.
Has this been done before? Build a filter to transform a word there
and back?
On 14 Sep 2009, at 17:17, Chantal Ackermann wrote:
Paul Forsyth schrieb:
nd look at the index to be sure what you
*think*
is in there is *actually* there. It'll also help you understand what
analyzers
do better.
Don't forget that using different analyzers when indexing and
querying will
lead to...er..."interesting" results.
Best
Erick
On Mon, Sep 1
n Mon, 9/14/09, Paul Forsyth wrote:
From: Paul Forsyth
Subject: Re: Searching for the '+' character
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Date: Monday, September 14, 2009, 5:55 PM
With words like 'product+' i'd expect
a search for '+' to return results like any other charac
h tokenizer/tokenfilter for particular input.
But more importantly do you want to return documents containing
'product+' by searching '+'? You said you need to search for the
character '+'. What that query supposed to return back?
Best regards,
Paul Forsyth
mail: p...@ez.no
skype: paulforsyth
this.
From the docs it should just be a matter of escaping:
I believe that the + is being stripped somehow but im not
sure where exactly to look.
I think your analyzer is eating up +, which tokenizer are you using
in it?
Do you want to return documents containing 'product+' by search
Hi all,
I need some help with a curious problem i can't find a solution for. I
am somewhat of a newbie with the various analyzers and handlers and
how they work together, so im looking for advice on how to proceed
with my issue.
I have content with text like 'product+' which has been inde
