The one trick that can be done with 3.x is something like this (try this URL on the example app with the example data indexed):
http://localhost:8983/solr/browse?v.template.doc=%23set%28$cents=$doc.getFieldValue%28%27price%27%29*100%29%20$cents%20cents Un-urlencoded, this is saying to make the doc template (the one rendered for each hit) be this: #set($cents=$doc.getFieldValue('price')*100) $cents cents You could change conf/velocity/doc.vm to be that too rather than doing it on the URL. This trick doesn't help you with any response writer but the Velocity one, but you could cobble together a Velocity template that output CSV if that is your only need for this custom multiplication. Erik On Dec 9, 2011, at 16:17 , Gabriel Cooper wrote: > Is there a way to manipulate the results coming back from SOLR? > > I have a SOLR 3.5 index that contains values in cents (e.g. "100" in the > index represents $1.00) and in certain contexts (e.g. CSV export) I'd like to > divide by 100 for that field to provide a user-friendly "in dollars" number. > To do this I played around with Function Queries for a while without > realizing they're limited to relevancy scores, and later found > "DocTransformers" in 4.0 whose description sounded right but don't exist in > 3.5. > > Is there anything else I haven't considered? > > Thanks for any help > > Gabriel Cooper.
