There's that or you can just change the user entered "my_author" field into
"my_author_customattribute" in code after the user has entered it and add a
*_customattribute to your schema.
you'd have to add the postfix in code also at querytime and off you go.
Constantijn
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 11
However, you can have a dynamic "*" field mapping that catches all
field names that aren't already defined - though all of the fields
will be the same field type.
Erik
On Aug 19, 2009, at 5:48 PM, Marco Westermann wrote:
Hi, thanks for your answers, I think I have to go more in d
Hi, thanks for your answers, I think I have to go more in deatail.
we are talking about a shop-application which have products I want to
search for. This products normally have the standard attributes like
sku, a name, a price and so on. But the user can add attributes to the
product. So for e
huh? I think I lost you :)
You want to use a multivalued field to list what dynamic fields you have in
your document?
Also if you program your application correctly you should be able to
restrict your users from doing anything you please (or don't please in this
case).
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 11
hi,
thanks for the advise but the problem with dynamic fields is, that i
cannot restrict how the user calls the field in the application. So
there isn't a pattern I can use. But I thought about using mulitvalued
fields for the dynamically added fields. Good Idea?
thanks,
Marco
Constantijn V
use a dynamic field ?
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 5:09 PM, Marco Westermann wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> is there a possibility to change the solr-schema over php dynamically. The
> web-application I want to index at the moment has the feature to add fields
> to entitys and you can tell this fields that t
Hi there,
is there a possibility to change the solr-schema over php dynamically.
The web-application I want to index at the moment has the feature to add
fields to entitys and you can tell this fields that they are searchable.
To realize this with solr the schema has to change when a searchabl
