When we use solr in a javascript / ajax.request context we often want
to 'tag' requests with the user id or item number or something that
will not normally appear in the solr results. Because in an
asynchronous request handler, you won't know who or what the query is
about. To do this, we make sure all of our requesthandlers in
solrconfig.xml have "echoParams = explicit" set.
Then you can do select?q=dogs&userid=XR30010&itemid=TR30120
And solr will not complain about those extra params and will also
echo them back in the response XML/json, which your client can parse.
On May 1, 2007, at 2:22 AM, escher2k wrote:
I want to capture information about the user who is executing a
particular
search. Is there a way to specify in Solr that certain fields
should just be
treated as pass through and not processed ? This way I can use
arbitrary
params to do better logging.
Thanks.
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