Not really. The problem here is that facets are done on terms. To search effectively, Solr needs tokenized, lower-cased etc. terms.
But since faceting is really just faceting on terms, this is incompatible with returning multi-term facets like "John Smith" so about all you can do is to copyfield to an un-analyzed field and facet on that... Note that you do NOT have to store the field you facet on BTW. Best Erick On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 12:53 PM, Jamie Johnson <jej2...@gmail.com> wrote: > Is it possible to do case insensitive searches but return the original > case? So for instance the original field is: > > John Smith > > I need to be able to do case insensitive searches tokenized searches, but > when the value is returned for faceting I'd like the value to be just "John > Smith", not "john" and "smith" or "john smith". Is this possible? I know I > can probably do this by having an additional field which is for faceting and > another which is for searching (won't give me case insensitive I don't > think) but is there a more elegant way to do this? >
