Maybe I'm overdoing it... It seems to me that qf= text contentType^1000 would do this for me more easily - as it appears to assume the incoming search terms...
However, I'd still like to know the simplest way to reference the search terms in the XML - or possibly get a URL that points the way. Thanks. On Thu, Apr 14, 2016 at 12:34 PM, John Bickerstaff <j...@johnbickerstaff.com > wrote: > I have the following (essentially hard-coded) line in the Solr Admin Query > UI > > ===== > bq: contentType:(searchTerm1 searchTerm2 searchTerm2)^1000 > ===== > > The "searchTerm" entries represent whatever the user typed into the search > box. This can be one or more words. Usually less than 5. > > I want to put the search parameters I've built in the Admin UI into a > requestHandler. > > I think that means I need a like like this in the searchHandler in > solrconfig.xml > > ===== > <str name="bq">contentType:(magic_reference_to_incoming_search)^1000</str> > --> > ===== > > Am I oversimplifying? > > How can I accurately reference the incoming search terms as a "variable" > or parameter in the requestHandler XML? > > Is it as simple as $q? Something more complex? > > Is there any choice besides the somewhat arcane local params? If not, > what is the simplest, most straightforward way to reference incoming query > terms using local params? > > Thanks... >
