Glad I could help.
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account to edit it. The new folks coming in often have a perspective on
things that "old timers" don't remember as being confusing, regardless of
how painful *their* learning curve was
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Erick
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Thanks so much. That works really well now. So this brings up a
complaint I have with the Solr documentation. I see very few actual
examples. If I had seen any example of searching for a multi-word
search, I assume it would have had these parentheses.
-Alex
On 3/18/2010 5:54 PM, Erick
I only have time for a quick glance, but what jumps out is
that this part:
title:rude boy^100
probably isn't matching "boy" against your title field, it's matching "rude"
against title, but "boy" against your default field and boosting the "boy"
part.
Try parenthesizing (at least that works in Lu
I'm trying to give a super boost to fields that match exactly, but it
doesn't appear to be working. I have this:
stored="true"/>
sortMissingLast="true" omitNorms="true">
The dataset has two items with title="Rude Boy", but they are coming up
way down the list. My query looks li
