Right. I'm saying that you can store one or the other, but there
is no good reason to store both. The facet values are the
values retrieved from the index, not the stored values. So you
can pull the stored values from either the searchable author field
just fine
Best
Erick
On Tue, Jun 21, 201
Thanks for the reply, I did see that but I am displaying the information in
that field as well so I'll need to store them for this case. For fields I
don't need to display I know that I can just tell it not to store it.
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 1:34 PM, Erick Erickson wrote:
> Not really. The pro
Not really. The problem here is that facets are done on terms. To
search effectively, Solr needs tokenized, lower-cased etc. terms.
But since faceting is really just faceting on terms, this is incompatible
with returning multi-term facets like "John Smith" so about all you can
do is to copyfield t
Is it possible to do case insensitive searches but return the original
case? So for instance the original field is:
John Smith
I need to be able to do case insensitive searches tokenized searches, but
when the value is returned for faceting I'd like the value to be just "John
Smith", not "john"
