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 highlight pageContent with heavy fragmentation on your main > search page where you list multiple results, and then when a user picks > one redo the search with an fq restricting to the doc they picked and > hl.fl=rawHtml and hl.fragsize=0 so you'll get the whole highlighted > without fragmentation. > > -Hoss > >
Thank you very much for clearing things up for me. I have this misconception that I can only index pure text with solr or lucene. I don't know where I got this notion. But as you pointed out in your first reply, with HTMLStripStandardTokenizerFactory I can actually index html with solr. This is a brand-new idea to me. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/highlight-search-keywords-on-html-page-tf3240492.html#a9057239 Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
