I'm new to haystack (and also relatively new to django) and my approach to
follow tutorials and examples and mix them to obtain the wanted result.
I defined indexes for my models and I defined a <model>_text.txt template
for each of them.
Then, following some example, in my search_indexes.py I added a line like
this
rendered = indexes.CharField(use_template=True, indexed=False)
Then I defined a <modelname>_rendered.txt template where I put HTML tags to
render the index output.
Although I have no idea of what good or bad is this solution, it works for
my case: I put
{{ result.rendered | safe }}
in the search template and get the formatted results.
The problem comes if I want to highlight results.
I thought I could "highlight" rendered text but it looks like is not
possible. The following
{% with qaz=result.rendered|safe %}
{% highlight qaz with query %}
{% endwith %}
returns a string with html tags stripped.
Any idea?
Alberto
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