I'm not following exactly what you're after here in detail, but I think this will help:
<http://www.slideshare.net/erikhatcher/rapid-prototyping-with-solr-5675936> See slides 24 and 25. Note the use of $id in the /document request handler definition using parameter substitution, a really cool technique. Erik On Feb 1, 2012, at 17:17 , Yuhao wrote: > Like the title says, I want to create a "page" to display a bunch of document > attributes. I accomplished this by creating a new handler and a template for > it. However, I'm having trouble pulling up the details of the document in > the new handler. Here's my code. Is this a good way to do it? I first pass > the doc ID to the handler, which I then use to pull up the details. > > > ********************************* BEGIN ******************************* > #set($id = $params.get("id")) > ## Note: id is the same thing as "Entrez ID" > > > #foreach ($doc in $response.results) > #if ($doc.getFieldValue('Entrez ID') == $id) ## Only show attrs for the > current doc > #foreach ($field_name in $doc.getFieldNames()) > <b>$field_name</b>: $doc.getFieldValue($field_name)<br/><br/> > #end > #end > #end > ********************************* END ******************************* > > > This approach requires the document to be in the search results. The way I > pass the ID to the handler right now, is to simply add "id=$id" to the URL, > without the rest of the querystring that was used to conceive the current > query. I need to get the rest of the querystring and pass them along to the > handler to ensure the document is in the search result. However, I don't > know of a good way. I tried the following code: > > #set($querystring = "") > #foreach ($param in $request.params.getParameterNamesIterator()) > #set($querystring = $querystring + > "&$param=$esc.url($request.params.get($param))" ) > #end > > > Unfortunately, the above code returns a lot of unnecessary params that are > not part of the querystring, and it fails to put the document in the search > result. Is there a better way to get the URL querystring (and just the > querystring, not other environment parameters)?
