Hi Erik and Mike,
Thank you for clarifying.
Erik's pretty obvious solution works for now.
I will try the more complex approach if it turns out to be a performance issue
to do the search again.
Thanks alot,
--Christian
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Von: Mike Klaas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
On Apr 20, 2007, at 10:02 AM, Burkamp, Christian wrote:
No, what I need to do is
&q="my funny query"&fq=user:erik&fq=id:"doc Id"&hl=on ...
No you don't what you need is:
&q="my funny query" AND id:"doc Id"&fq=user:erik&hl=on
This is because the StandardRequestHandler needs t
Hi Erik,
No, what I need to do is
&q="my funny query"&fq=user:erik&fq=id:"doc Id"&hl=on ...
This is because the StandardRequestHandler needs the original query to do
proper highlighting.
The user gets his paginated result page with his next 10 hits. He can then
select one document for hig
