On 23-Jul-07, at 7:46 AM, John Ni wrote:

Hi all,
The root of this posting regarding "Filter Search" might sound specific to the embedded solr mode but if anyone has experience handle the similar situation with different implementations, multiple subtype filter search( I might not be using the right words to describe it but please look at the root of this thread to understand the case) please suggest me how to handle those kind of situation. So far I have able to use the javascript to create the query syntax before sending it to my servlet. My javascript creates, for example, the following string:

  ?q=xyz&fq=subject:Math+English$fq=grade:junior+senior
then send this string to servlet to handle the query. But just wondering, is there the other way to handle the same issue. Looking forward to hearing any comments/suggestion.

John,

The problem is that your query/filter syntax is incorrect.

subject:Math English

does _not_ search for subject=Math OR subject=English. It searches for subject=Math OR 'English' in the default search field.

You need to use
subject:Math subject:English
or
subject:(Math English)

regards,
-Mike

Mike Klaas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 21-Jul-07, at 11:19 PM, John Ni wrote:

Hi all,
I have a question regarding filter Search with the subset: Let
say, I have the following form

Search article [xyz]
Subject: {x] Math [X]English [ ] Science
Grade: [ ] freshman [x] junior [x]senior

so the query syntax would be q=xyz&fq=Subject:Math
+English&fq=Grade:junior+senior

Basically, I'm seaching for the article containg "xyz" in either
in Math or English subject for either junior or senior grade.
Currenlty, I'm trying EmbeddedSolr http://wiki.apache.org/solr/
EmbeddedSolr , but I having a hard time implementing above filter
search. I was just wonder anybody had implemented similar case
using EmbeddedSolr or any other method. If anybody has any idea/
suggestion please let this newbie know.

I'm not sure what is the canonical way of passing parameters in
embedded mode, but the main problem is likely the values of your
parameters. you probably want:

Subject:(Math English)
Grade:(junior senior)

-Mike



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