Thanks for the guidance. I have a reasonable "middle ground" blend of
client-side and server side tweaks working now. In solr I copied my field
into a duplicate field sans folding filters, so that I essentially have
"myfield_raw" and "myfield_analyzed". Then on the client side include both
these
If you don't mind, my question is what're trying to do in the first place?
And please don't describe it with the technical approach you're already
using (or at least trying to) but rather in basic/business terms.
-Stefan
On Jun 8, 2017 3:03 AM, "arik" wrote:
> Thanks Erick, indeed your hunch i
If you require that the facets show both the folded and non-folded
versions, then you have no choice except to index both somehow.
But I think you're saying that you expect "néd" and "ned" to be
counted in one bucket. Then, indeed, you have to somehow pre-apply the
relevant filters. You can do tha
Thanks Erick, indeed your hunch is correct, it's the analyzing filters that
facet.prefix seems to bypass, and getting rid of my
ASCIIFoldingFilterFactory and MappingCharFilterFactory make it work ok.
The problem is I need those filters... otherwise how should I create facets
which match against bo
I'll bet your field definition has one of the folding filters in it.
I'm pretty sure that the facet.prefix parameter doesn't send the value
through your analysis chain, it uses it "as is". So my guess (without
looking at the code) is that the facet.prefix value franç is not _in_
your index, rather
