: q=samsung+camera
:
: And if samsung is mandatory, the query will be like this: (or not:)
:
: q=+samsung+camera
:
: And the first + will be interpreted as mandatory flag?
No. bottom line, forget all about URLs and URL escape. step #1:
understand the Lucene query syntax...
http://lucene
Jack,
On May 13, 2007, at 6:45 PM, Jack L wrote:
1. I didn't understand the part above in your reply. If I search for
samsung camera, the query should be like this in the select URL:
q=samsung+camera
And if samsung is mandatory, the query will be like this: (or not:)
q=+samsung+camera
Hello Chris,
When I read your email again, I find that I didn't understand it
very well, because although fq works for me now, when I need to
construct the q variable, I run into the same set of questions
and am still not clear :)
> : BTW, space is sometimes encoded as %20, sometimes as "+".
> :
Hello Chris,
Thanks a lot for the explanation. Get well soon!
--
Best regards,
Jack
Saturday, May 5, 2007, 9:02:36 PM, you wrote:
> start by ignoring the URL escaping, treat the concept of a filter query
> exactly as you would any other lucene query string for the standard
> request handler ..
: Thanks for the reply. And sorry for sounding impatient -
: I've been working in the weekend and I wasn't sure if I expressed
: my question well, hence why the second email :)
yeah .. my apologies as well, i realize now i didn't answer your question
very well at all ... i've been sick and it's
Hello Chris,
Thanks for the reply. And sorry for sounding impatient -
I've been working in the weekend and I wasn't sure if I expressed
my question well, hence why the second email :)
I understand I can url-encode the space. My question, which I failed
to mention in my first email, is that, what
first off, please have a little patience when sending mai lto the mailing
list ... 17 hours between "reposting" isn't relaly a lot ... especially on
a weekend, when many people are out of hte country for a confrence, and
i'm sick :)
On to your question...
: fq=+popularity:[10 TO *] +section:0
:
Could anyone please explain a bit about the line below?
No spaces is allowed in a URL so I suppose this needs
to be quoted, but, what if there is space in the fq value field,
which will create ambiguity between fq field boundary and
term boundary?
fq=+popularity:[10 TO *] +section:0
> I'm not su
Hello ,
I'm not sure if I understand how to specify multiple fq in
CommonQueryParameters, which is described in this page
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/CommonQueryParameters
It says:
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fq=+popularity:[10 TO *] +section:0
is equivalent to
fq=popularity:[10 TO *]&fq=section:0
