Hi Israel,
I agree the idea of adding a scripting language in between is good,
but I want something simple I can easily test my queries with data and
scroll through the results. I have been using the browser and getting
xml for now, but would like to save my queries in a simple html page
and format the data.
I figured this is something I can throw together in a few hours, but I
also figured someone would have already done the work.
thanks
Joel
On Nov 4, 2009, at 2:02 PM, Israel Ekpo wrote:
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 10:48 AM, Joel Nylund <jnyl...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
Hi, I looked at the documentation and I have no idea how to get
started?
Can someone point me to or show me an example of how to send a
query to a
solr server and paginate through the results using ajax-solr.
I would glady write a blog tutorial on how to do this if someone
can get me
started.
I dont know jquery but have used prototype & scriptaculous.
thanks
Joel
Joel,
It will be best if you use a scripting language between Solr and
JavaScript
This is becasue sending data only between JavaScript and Solr will
limit you
to only one domain name.
However, if you are using a scripting language between JavaScript
and Solr
you can use the scripting language to retrieve the request
parameters from
JavaScript and then same them to Solr with the response writer set
to json.
This will cause Solr to send the response in JSON format which the
scripting
language can pass on to JavaScript.
This example here will cause Solr to return the response in JSON.
http://example.com:8443/solr/select?q=searchkeyword&wt=json
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