Koji Sekiguchi wrote > > (12/02/11 21:19), O. Klein wrote: >> >> Koji Sekiguchi wrote >>> >>> (12/01/24 9:31), O. Klein wrote: >>>> Let's say I search for "spellcheck solr" on a website that only >>>> contains >>>> info about Solr, so "solr" was added to the stopwords.txt. The query >>>> that >>>> will be parsed then (dismax) will not contain the term "solr". >>>> >>>> So fragments won't contain highlights of the term "solr". So when a >>>> fragment >>>> with the highlighted term "spellcheck" is generated, it would be less >>>> confusing for people who don't know how search engines work to also >>>> highlight the term "solr". >>>> >>>> So my first test was to have a field with StopFilterFactory and search >>>> on >>>> that field, while using another field without StopFilterFactory to >>>> highlight >>>> on. This didn't do the trick. >>> >>> Are you saying that using hl.q parameter on highlight field while using >>> q >>> on >>> the search field that has StopFilter and hl.q doesn't work for you? >>> >>> koji >>> -- >>> http://www.rondhuit.com/en/ >>> >> >> At first glance using hl.q did the trick. I just have problems when I am >> using terms with uppercase. Eventhough I use<filter >> class="solr.LowerCaseFilterFactory"/> on the highlighted field in both >> query >> and index I do get search results, but just no highlights (lowercasing >> the >> terms fixes the problem). >> >> Can someone confirm whether this is a bug? > > I don't see your situation. Giving us concrete examples (especially > request parameters > including q and hl.q) would help a lot! > > koji > -- > http://www.rondhuit.com/en/ >
I got it fixed now I think. I thought that if you used it like "hl.q=spell Checker" it would use the query analysis of the field that was being highlighted as default. But in my case it needs to be "hl.q=content_hl:(spell Checker)" for it to work. The behavour I got default made no sense whatsoever. Could you be so kind to explain a bit more how hl.q is supposed to work and with some examples? Thanx. -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Highlighting-stopwords-tp3681901p3740114.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
