The result that Solr returns is the document, not anything beneath, so no, you cannot do this.
You could use highlighting, you could parse the output of explains (&debug.explains.structured=true will help) to identify which field triggered the match. Alternatively, you could use block joins. Make a parent doc and each of your colours as child docs, then you could return which doc matched. You could use the ExpandComponent to retrieve details of the parent doc (http://heliosearch.org/expand-block-join/) Dunno if any of that helps. Upayavira On Tue, May 26, 2015, at 08:33 AM, Rodolfo Zitellini wrote: > Dear List, > In my schema I have a couple multi value fields and I would need to > retrive > the index of which one generated a match. For example let's suppose I > have > a text field like this with three values: > > MyField: > [0] Red > [1] Blue > [2] Green > > Searching for "Blue" gets me the document, but I would also need the > index > (1) in the multi value field. I tried using the highligter but it is a > bit > hackish then to calculate the index. Is it possible without resorting to > highlighting? > Thanks! > Rodolfo
