: Document 1 is probably a better match since the word yahoo is present
: two times. That seems fine, although I did not expect to see the
: "content:" part in the list of interestingTerms.
...
: but the response is exactly the same as for the query without the mlt.qf.
:
: The problem seems to me to be related to the "content:" part of the
: interestingTerms list. I would have expected to read only "yahoo",
: "text:yahoo" or maybe "title:yahoo content:yahoo".
There's a lot about MLT I don't undertsand, but a quick glance at the code
tells me a few things...
1) interestingTerms is listing out all of the TermQueries it produces ...
so the fact that it says content:yahoo does indicate it only considers the
word yahoo in the content field to be relevant.
2) the MLT Handler supports the debugQuery=true optinon, so that will give
you more debuging info about what is going on (including the full details
of the query being executed)
-Hoss
