On 29.06.2010, at 15:01, Jan Høydahl / Cominvent wrote:
> When you mix query handlers like this you will need to add a "+" or an "AND"
> in front of the _query_: part as well, in order for it to be required.
> You will see the difference when you try the above query directly on your
> Solr instance and add &debugQuery=true. Your parsedquerystring will show your
> real query.
ok .. i quickly tried this out before i send my last email. probably did
something wrong.
> BTW:
> It is a better practice to submit your fielded terms as filters as they don't
> need to contribute to the score. I.e. you could rewrite your query from:
> q=+tag_ids:(23) +document_code_prefix:(A/RES/58) (_query_:"{!dismax
> qf='content document_title' pf='content document_title' v=$qq}&qq=decade
> -domestic
> to:
> q=decade -domestic&defType=dismax&qf=content document_title&pf=content
> document_title&fq=tag_ids:(23)&fq=document_code_prefix:(A/RES/58)
i am already doing the facet filters via fq. however since i do want to allow
optional fielded filters it seemed to make more sense to leave all of that in
the q part.
> Also, you may want to apply patch SOLR-1553 and start using the eDisMax
> handler which allows fielded search and boolean operators, if you need more
> advanced user-facing query syntax.
yeah .. i am keeping an eye on that already.
thx!
regards,
Lukas Kahwe Smith
m...@pooteeweet.org
