: > defaultSearchField stuff is correct but I just realized that you need
: to use quotes in your case. Because query parser splits on white-spaces.
: &fq=label:"Aces of London" > Or you need to escape spaces:
: &fq=label:Aces\ of\ London
this is what the "field" QParserPlugin was invented for
On 03/12/10 17:51, Ahmet Arslan wrote:
>
>>
>> try using Parenthesis with queries that contain more than
>> one term. &fq=label:(Aces+of+London)
>> Otherwise
>> jumps
>> in.
>
> defaultSearchField stuff is correct but I just realized that you need to use
> quotes in your case. Because query p
>
> try using Parenthesis with queries that contain more than
> one term. &fq=label:(Aces+of+London)
> Otherwise
> jumps
> in.
defaultSearchField stuff is correct but I just realized that you need to use
quotes in your case. Because query parser splits on white-spaces.
&fq=label:"Aces of Lo
> I have some fields that are only used for faceting, so
> they're only
> queried by facet results. No modification is needed, no
> lowercase,
> nothing. So the KeywordTokenizerFactory seems to be perfect
> for them.
You can use plain string type definition (comes in schema.xml) for that purpose.
Hi,
I have some fields that are only used for faceting, so they're only
queried by facet results. No modification is needed, no lowercase,
nothing. So the KeywordTokenizerFactory seems to be perfect for them.
Alas, when the value contains spaces, I'm still getting too many
results. I have a field
