Hi Jennifer,
The disallowing of indexing certain fields in discovery has not yet been
implemented. But if you want you can do this yourself by altering a single
file.
The file that needs to be edited is the following:
{dspace.dir}/solr/search/conf/schema.xml. In the "fields" tag (it should
start somewhere around line 490 of the file) you just need to add the
following line:
<field name="{field.not.to.index}" type="ignored" multiValued="true"/>
>
So for example if you do not want the title field to be indexed add:
<field name="dc.title" type="ignored" multiValued="true"/>
>
After this is done just restart the tomcat and re index discovery and the
field should be removed from the index.
I really hope this helps.
Ps: I do plan to create a patch to fix this issue (so that non indexable
fields can be configured) as soon as I find the time to create one.
Kind regards,
Kevin Van de Velde
@mire - www.atmire.com
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On 14 April 2011 08:45, Jennifer Whalan <jennifer.wha...@nt.gov.au> wrote:
> Not sure if this is perhaps a bug or not, but currently in our
> dspace.cfg, we have about 8 metadata fields that we want to keep hidden from
> searches, item views, oai, etc. However I've noticed that these fields are
> indexed by Discovery, and so if doing a filter on Fulltext, the dropdown
> shows options that are in these particular fields.
>
> Is there a way to remove these fields from being indexed by Discovery?
>
>
> Thanks
> Jennifer.
>
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