I've worked it out. colons, not = signs :-)
if request.has_key('q'):
z = request['q']
the_url = request.META['PATH_INFO'].split('/')
cat_type = the_url[3]
print cat_type
gog = 'id: ' + cat_type + '* AND (title_t:"' + z + '"' + ' OR
body_t:"' + z + '"' + ' OR url_t:"' + z + '"' + ' OR
contact_name_t:"' + z + '"'
gog += ' OR keywords_t:"' + z + '"' + ' OR metadescription_t:"' +
z + '"' + ' OR presenter_name_t:"' + z + '"'
gog += ' OR summary_t:"' + z + '"' + ' OR venue_t:"' + z + '")'
s = SolrConnection(host='localhost:8983', persistent=False)
data = s.search(q=gog, rows='100', wt='python')
Works really well
On 6 Aug 2007, at 11:00, matt davies wrote:
Hello everyone
I'm using solr1.1 and more or less the example app that comes with
the nightly build.
I'm trying to do a search that says
give me all the results where id=news* and any of the other fields
in the index that contain the search term form the form.
I've created ID's that contain the items type, so I've got news:23,
documents:45 etc etc. We want to now search on a particular type.
I'm trying something like this at the moment, just to get a result
back from one of the other fields in the index.
if request.has_key('q'):
z = request['q']
gog = "id=news* title_t=" + z
print gog
s = SolrConnection(host='localhost:8983', persistent=False)
data = s.search(q=gog,rows='100', wt='python')
Can't get it to return any results though.
I've got Luke and I can see the field names are correct, I think I
must be getting the syntax wrong.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
