Hi, I had a similar problem for categories and locations of companies. The way I did it was to join everything (categories and locations) on a single field, join the two values with a predefined separator and query the spellchecker for the whole sentence. The spellchecker keeps the separator on the collation suggestion and so I can get both values back with its suggestions.
Bruno On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 7:39 PM, Carlos Maroto <charlie.mar...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > > > Has anyone configured two spellchecker components in Solr so that a single > search returns two different sets of suggestions? > > > > *Use Case:* Combined index of business names and categories of those > businesses > > *Sample Query:* thisle (misspelling by the user) > > *Expected Results:* Thistle (actual name of a business) > > *Current Suggestion:* tiles (“tiles” is a more common term than “thistle” > in the spellcheck field and therefore considered as a better suggestion by > the spellchecker) > > *Expected Suggestions:* Since we want to configure one spellchecker to > work against a field that indexes categories content and another > spellchecker that indexes business names, then we would expect two > different suggestions: “tiles” (from the categories spellchecker) and > “thistle” (from the business names spellchecker) > > > > I tried: > > 1- 1- Configuring two different spellcheckers and calling both as > <last-components> in the searchHandler, each spellchecker has a different > field configured to generate the suggestions > > 2- 2- Configuring two <lst name="spellchecker"> based on different > fields in the searchComponent configuration for the spellcheck component > > > I can only get suggestions from one of the components > > > > Any ideas? > -- <http://about.me/brunorene> Bruno René Santos about.me/brunorene [image: Bruno René Santos on about.me] <http://about.me/brunorene>
