On 12-Jul-07, at 6:33 AM, vanderkerkoff wrote:
I/my boss and me worked it out.
The delete funtion in solr.py looks like this
def delete(self, id):
xstr = ''+self.escapeVal(`id`)+''
return self.doUpdateXML(xstr)
As we're not passing an integer it get's all c*nty booby, technical
term
I/my boss and me worked it out.
The delete funtion in solr.py looks like this
def delete(self, id):
xstr = ''+self.escapeVal(`id`)+''
return self.doUpdateXML(xstr)
As we're not passing an integer it get's all c*nty booby, technical term.
So if I rewrite the delete to be like this
def
ok, I'm now printing out the xstr variable that the delete in solr.py uses
when it's trying to delete.
it's coming out like this
'news:39'
Those quotes look suspicious
Going to work out how to switch more debugging on in solr now so I can see
what's going on exactly
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Different tactic now
adding like this
idstring = "news:%s"; % self.id
c.add(id=idstring,url_t=e_url,body_t=body4solr,title_t=title4solr,summary_t=summary4solr,contact_name_t=contactname4solr)
c.commit(optimize=True)
Goes in fine, search results show an ID of news:36
Delete like this
delidstri
Done some more digging about this
here's my delete code
def delete(self):
from solr import SolrConnection
c = SolrConnection(host='localhost:8983', persistent=False)
e_url = '/news/' + self.created_at.strftime("%Y/%m/%d") + '/' +
self.slug
e_url = e_url.encode('as
