Ludwig, Thank you for your prompt answer and I could solve the issue.
Then I have another question. When I search "make for", solr returns words include both "make" and "for", but when I type more than 3 words such as "in order to", the result becomes 0 though the index is sure to have several words including 3 of the words. 2 words are ok but more than 3 words resulted zero. Why is happens? Best, Michael Ludwig-4 wrote: > > akinori schrieb: >> I indexed English dictionary to solr. >> When I search "apple juice" for example, solr understands the query is >> "apple" & "juice" as what I want. Howerver, when I search "apple for", >> solr thinks that the query is just "apple". >> How can I solve this? I think I have to understand the analyzer. > > Exactly. > >> Could anyone navigate me? > > Go to your analysis page, enter your field name (or type), check > "verbose output", enter your query, and press "Analyze". > > http://localhost:8983/solr/admin/analysis.jsp > > You'll probably find that the word "for" is removed as a so-called > stopword. > > Michael Ludwig > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Search-for-phrase-including-prepositions-tp24275909p24276312.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
