Hi, I am trying to clear up some confusion about SOLR's spell check functionality. Being new to SORL and Lucene as well, I was under the assumption that spellcheck would take a query entered by a user and end up actually querying the index based upon the corrections returned by the spellcheck component.
For example (referring to the sample data that comes with SOLR), let's say that the user issues a search for "sell" when what they really are looking for is "dell". So the spellcheck component is returning the suggestion of "dell" (I can see this in the response) but still searching the index for "sell". So my questions are: 1) Is my example above a correct representation of what is happening by incorporating the spellcheck component in? 2) Is there a way to actually search for the corrected version (dell) rather than the original version (sell)? Thanks in advance for any help, Mark -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Spelling-Suggestions-vs-Correction-tp2172572p2172572.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
