Thanks, it looks great!
In the nearby future i will give it a try.
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I have now enabled the infix search. So you will be able to do both edge as
well as infix search. Type "francisco peak" in the edge field, and in the
below infix input field, try, "cisco peak", both will get you to the same
selections.
Please give it a try now:
http://solr-ra.tgels.org/solr-ra-au
Thanks for your answer Nagendra,
The problem is i want to do some infix searches. When i search for "sisco" i
want the autocomplete with "san fran*sisco*". In the example you gave me
it's also not possible.
Roy
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You should try out the autocomplete component using Solr with
RankingAlgorithm. The performance is less than 3ms for a 1 million
Wikipedia titles index with very low deviation. You can get more information
about the performance with different indexes of size 3k, 390k, 1m, 10m docs
from here:
http
thanks Klein,
If I understand correctly there is for now no solution for this problem. The
best solution for me is to limit the count of suggestions. I still want to
use the regex and with 100.000 docs it looks like it's no problem.
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