AHMET ARSLAN wrote:
Aaargh. So now i stand between sticking my head into the
source OR writing my own engine (which is not a big deal
becouse my requirements arent that big but it will anyway
set me back a week or so).
There is another way, although it is not a good thing to chance source
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 10:32 AM, Jay Ess wrote:
> The boost (index time) does not work when i am searching for a word with a
> wildcard appended to the end.
> I stumbled on to this "feature" and its pretty much a show stopper for me.
> I am implementing a live search feature where i always have a
> Aaargh. So now i stand between sticking my head into the
> source OR writing my own engine (which is not a big deal
> becouse my requirements arent that big but it will anyway
> set me back a week or so).
There is another way, although it is not a good thing to chance source code of
solr and re
AHMET ARSLAN wrote:
I do not know how to solve your problem without writing custom code.
Aaargh. So now i stand between sticking my head into the source OR
writing my own engine (which is not a big deal becouse my requirements
arent that big but it will anyway set me back a week or so).
Ho
> The boost (index time) does not work
> when i am searching for a word with a wildcard appended to
> the end.
> I stumbled on to this "feature" and its pretty much a show
> stopper for me.
> I am implementing a live search feature where i always have
> an wildcard in the last word that is currentl
The boost (index time) does not work when i am searching for a word with
a wildcard appended to the end.
I stumbled on to this "feature" and its pretty much a show stopper for me.
I am implementing a live search feature where i always have an wildcard
in the last word that is currently being wri
