Thanks you so much Franck Brisbart.
It's working!
Best regards,
Elisabeth
2012/8/2 fbrisbart
> It's a parsing problem.
> You must tell the query parser to consider spaces as real characters.
> This should work (backslashing the spaces):
> fq=ONLY_EXACT_MATCH_FIELD:salon\ de\ coiffure
>
> or yo
It's a parsing problem.
You must tell the query parser to consider spaces as real characters.
This should work (backslashing the spaces):
fq=ONLY_EXACT_MATCH_FIELD:salon\ de\ coiffure
or you may use something like that :
fq={!term f=ONLY_EXACT_MATCH_FIELD v=$qq}&qq=salon de coiffure
Hope it help
Hello Chantal,
Thanks for your answer.
In fact, my analyzer contains the same tokenizer chain for "query". I just
removed it in my email for lisibility (but maybe not good for clarity). And
I did check with the admin interface, and it says there is a match. But
with a real query to Solr, it doesn
Hi Elisabeth,
try adding the same tokenizer chain for "query", as well, or simply remove the
type="index" from the analyzer element.
Your chain is analyzing the input of the indexer and removing diacritics and
lowercasing. With your current setup, the input to the search is not analyzed
likewi
Hello,
I am using Solr 3.4.
I'm trying to define a type that it is possible to match with only if
request contains exactly the same words.
Let's say I have two different values for ONLY_EXACT_MATCH_FIELD
ONLY_EXACT_MATCH_FIELD: salon de coiffure
ONLY_EXACT_MATCH_FIELD: salon de coiffure pour fe
