Thanks Stephen and Tate, I will try this scenerio.
- As Tate suggests, you can also use multiple fields and apply your search on all of them:
<h1>hello world</h1> <p> foo bar </p> content-> hello world foo bar headers-> hello world
The result of this is that you can fine-grained control over different fields. At this point, you can boost at indexing or at search time. I personnaly opt for search time because it is more open for tweeking as oposed to reindexing everything whenever you want to change a boost factor.
As for the complexities that Tate mentions for query parsing, he's right that it's a pain when using the built-in query parser, but you can always use the api directly to build whatever queries you need.
Leos
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