Re: Query for German "Special Characters" (i.e., ä, ö, ß)

Hi Walter, good advice -- but you need to know the language of your material ... could be hard for an automatized processing ;-) I also stumbled on the "same words in different languages" problem. The sole solution might be the dream of an English-only documented world ;-) Regards from good

Wiki mistake in using 'curl'

In the wiki are various examples of using 'curl' to post data. Curl requires "-X POST" arguments to do this. The examples do not have this. Also the nice way to post a file to 'curl' is with '-T filename'. Will someone with superpowers please fix? Thanks, Lance Norskog

Re: Wiki mistake in using 'curl'

On 9/15/07, Lance Norskog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In the wiki are various examples of using 'curl' to post data. Curl > requires "-X POST" arguments to do this. Giving parameters such as -d or --data-binary seem to use POST. However, there may be some older curl examples somehwere on the wi

Combining Proximity & Range search

Hi, Is it possible to combine proximity search together with range in a query. My document will have a multivalued compound field like revision_01012007 review_02012007 i am thinking of a query like comp:"type:review date:[02012007 TO 02282007]"~0 type and date are fields indexed by copyField e

'suggest' query sorting

Hello- I'm building an interface where I need to display matching options as a user types into a search box. Something like google suggest, but it needs to be a little more flexible in its matches. It first glance, I thought I just needed to write a filter that chunks each token into a set