Hi, What you are seeing in the log is simply URLencoded string of the query, so this is expected. In URLEncoding, space is represented as +, and a plus is represented by %2B, a double-quote is represented by %22 and so on (where numbers are the hex value of the ascii value), see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding for more details.
Try it by pasting the log line into an onine urldecoder such as https://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder/ and you get back to the original form. But beware that if you test this manually in your browser it should be just fine to paste the urlendoced version as-is. The fact that the log removes the plus you put in front of some of your terms suggests that you are already using q.op=AND so that the plus is implicit? -- Jan Høydahl, search solution architect Cominvent AS - www.cominvent.com > 2. des. 2018 kl. 04:24 skrev Surender Reddy <suren...@swooptalent.com>: > > HI, > We have upgraded Our Solr from 4.7.3 to 7.5.0 . The query that we are > sending to Solr was working in fine in 4.7.3 but failing in 7.5.0. > When we noticed , Space in Query is getting replaced by + and causing issue > . If we replace extra + with space in the query and executing from Admin UI , > it is working fine. Can someone help how to resolve this issue? Appreciate > your help! > > Query we are sending to Solr: > > +displayNameWords:[2 TO 5] +((+preferredLocationCountry:"United States" > +preferredLocationState:Alabama)) +((+(allContents:java^10.0 > allContents:eclipse allContents:java- > > Query in Solr log: > > +displayNameWords:[2+TO+5]++((+preferredLocationCountry:"United+States"++preferredLocationState:Alabama))++((+(allContents:java^10.0+allContents:eclipse+allContents:java- > > Thanks, > Surender.
