Ah, good. Good luck with the rest of your app! WordDelimiterFilterFactory
is powerful, but tricky ...
Best
Erick
On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 9:51 AM, openvictor Open wrote:
> Dear Erick,
>
> You were totally right about the fact that I didn't use any space to
> separate words, cause SolR to concatena
Dear Erick,
You were totally right about the fact that I didn't use any space to
separate words, cause SolR to concatenate words !
Everything is solved now. Thank you very much for your help !
Best regards,
Victor Kabdebon
2011/2/3 Erick Erickson
> There are a couple of things going on here. F
There are a couple of things going on here. First,
WordDelimiterFilterFactory is
splitting things up on letter/number boundaries. Take a look at:
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/AnalyzersTokenizersTokenFilters
for a list of *some* of the available tokenizers. You may want to just use
one of the others
Dear Erick,
Thank you for your answer, here is my fieldtype definition. I took the
standard one because I don't need a better one for this field
Now my field :
But I have a doubt now... Do I really put a space between words or is it
just a coma... If I only put a coma then th
Nope, this isn't what I'd expect. There are a couple of possibilities:
1> check out what WordDelimiterFilterFactory is doing, although
if you're really sending spaces that's probably not it.
2> Let's see the and definitions for the field
in question. type="text" doesn't say anything abo
Dear Solr users,
I am currently using SolR and TermsComponents to make an auto suggest for my
website.
I have a field called p_field indexed and stored with type="text" in the
schema xml. Nothing out of the usual.
I feed to Solr a set of words separated by a coma and a space such as (for
two docu
