Thanks for the clarification. Now... "fq" is simply another query, with
normal query syntax. You wrote two field names as if they were query terms,
but that's not meaningful query syntax. Sorry, but there is no such feature
in Solr.
Although the qf parameter of dismax and edismax can be used to apply a boost
to all un-fielded terms for a field, you otherwise need to apply any boost
on a term, not a field.
-- Jack Krupansky
-----Original Message-----
From: PeterKerk
Sent: Saturday, October 4, 2014 10:43 AM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: Flexible search field analyser/tokenizer configuration
In Engish, I think this part:
(title_search_global:(Ballonnenboog) OR
title_search_global:"Ballonnenboog"^100)
is looking for a match on "Ballonenboog" in the title and give a boost if it
occurs exactly as this.
The second part does the same but then for the description_search field, and
with an OR operator (so I would think it would not eliminate all matches:
(description_search:(Ballonnenboog) OR
description_search:"Ballonnenboog"^100)
And finally this part:
title_search_global^10.0+description_search^0.3
Gives a higher boost to the occurrence of the query in title_search_global
field than description_search field.
But something must be wrong with my analysis :)
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