Thanks for the response. I wrote some new custom payload functions to verify
that I'm getting the value correctly and I think I am, but I did unearth
this clue.
In the docs below, the score should be the sum of all the payloads for the
term "bing". It appears to be using the value for the first term/payload it
sees for every term it finds.
{
"id":"3",
"foo_ap":["bing|7 bing|9",
"bing|9 bing|7"],
"score":28.0},
{
"id":"2",
"foo_ap":["bing|9",
"bing|7"],
"score":18.0},
{
"id":"4",
"foo_ap":["bing|9 bing|7"],
"score":18.0},
{
"id":"1",
"foo_ap":["bing|9"],
"score":9.0}
]
Now, the question is whether this is a storage problem or a retrieval
problem...
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