On 09.10.12 14.19, Maciej Liżewski wrote:
Google does a guessing about the query language. If you hit www.google.com,
you will be redirected to www.google.pl if you're sitting in Poland. This
may also be achieved in your application by detecting the browser's locale
etc. Many web application frameworks have support for this. Then you may
give (at query time) a higher boost to the fields belonging to the language
detected.
...but even when searching in google.pl I will get results in any
language if only it match my query :)
Yes, but what I suggested was to use a higher boost value for the Polish
search fields if Polish was the detected language. This can be done by
specifying the boost value in your query for these fields. You will
still search the English fields as well, but the boost value for the
Polish fields are higher. And vice versa.
anyway - thanks for your help (both of you). Reading your answers and
googling let me achieve desired efect. What really I needed was dismax
and searching multiple fields.
one more time - sorry for bothering.
Use edismax instead. This opens up for nice features you would like to
use, for instance give higher rank to newer documents:
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/ExtendedDisMax
Good luck!
Erlend
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