I asked this question on Friday evening (US timezone), but nobody's
responded. Could be just that it's Easter weekend, but my question was
a little convoluted, so I'll re-ask it in a simpler way.
If all I'm doing in an index update is deleting documents, it seems that
it should be possible to
Is there anyway to use a filter query as an OR clause?
For example I have product listings and I want to be able to filter out
mature items by default. To do this I added:
mature:false
But then I can never return any mature items because appending
fq=mature:true will obviously return 0 res
Why not just make the your "mature:false" filter query a default value
instead of always appended? I.e.:
-snip-
mature:false
-snip-
That way if someone wants mature items in their results the search client
explicitly sets "fq=mature:*" or whatever.
Would that work?
On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at
Hi I'm new to this group,
I would like to ask a question:
What does it mean when you see a plus sign in between two words inside
synonyms.txt?
e.g.
macbookair => macbook+air
Thanks,
Paulo
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