Chris Hostetter wrote:
>
> i'm not really sure that Solr can help you in this case ... it only know
> about the data you give it -- if you want it to highlight the raw html of
> hte entire page, then you're going to need to store the raw html of hte
> entire page in the index.
>
> you can still
: When a user performs a search, I will return a list of links containing
: highlighted fragments
: from "pageContent". If a link is clicked, I want to return the associated
: raw html back
: to user AND have search keywords in it to be highlighted, just like google
: cached page.
i'm not really
Chris Hostetter wrote:
>
> I'm not sure i'm understanding your question ... is it how to highlight a
> stored field that has HTML in it, or how to index a chunk of HTML text?
>
> the first should be no difference then highlighting any other bit of text
> -- the second can be accomplished using
I'm not sure i'm understanding your question ... is it how to highlight a
stored field that has HTML in it, or how to index a chunk of HTML text?
the first should be no difference then highlighting any other bit of text
-- the second can be accomplished using the
HTMLStripStandardTokenizerFactory
