Hi Tiago,

As open source software, DSpace is built by volunteers. We don't have a centralized development team and all new features are built by community volunteers.

So, while expressing your interest in a new feature is a wonderful way to start a discussion, we'd need to find one or more institutions (or individuals) willing to collaborate to build the new feature and give the code back to our project.

If you or anyone else reading this is interested in helping develop this feature, we have some guides which talk about how to give back to DSpace (with code or support help):

https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/Code+Contribution+Guidelines

https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/How+to+Contribute+to+DSpace

DSpace software really is a worldwide collaboration. We'd love others to join in and help contribute.

Thanks,

Tim


On 5/30/2016 11:43 AM, Tiago Delboni wrote:
Hi Tim!

How can I cast a vote favoring this implementation? :)
The same thing mentioned by Nada happened in our organization after migrating from 1.8.x to 5.x - our users were lost without the OR/AND combobox to specify advanced searchs.


Em quarta-feira, 20 de janeiro de 2016 15:29:46 UTC-2, Tim Donohue escreveu:

    Hello Nada,

    AND/OR searches are still supported in DSpace, but they now must
    be typed into the search box (similar to you'd do in Google or
    similar). The search form itself has changed to better support the
    new Solr-based search engine (added in recent versions of DSpace).
    The new Solr based search engine gives us many distinct
    advantages, in that our entire browse/search system utilizes it
    (so that Search/Browse become more similar in nature) and we are
    able to now support the "Discover" facets on homepages /
    Community/Collection pages, and better searching within content
    (including hit highlighting).

    But, in terms of boolean searching, you can still use it by simply
    typing it into the search box, for example:

    qatar AND thesis

    You also can limit by fields (if you know the field name/value),
    for example:

    qatar AND type:thesis OR type:article

    At this point in time, the boolean options are not selectable in
    the "Filters" section itself.  That might be possible to implement
    in the future, but we'd want to determine if enough of our users
    see that as a useful addition or not (and then locate a volunteer
    developer to help make that happen).

    Tim

    On 1/10/2016 7:27 AM, Nada Abo-Eita wrote:
    Dear DSpace community,

    We have upgraded our Dspace to version 5.4 . With the previous
    version we had (1.8), we noticed that we can combine search
    filters using Boolean search operators (OR, AND,NOT).
    But with the upgraded version, we don't have the ability to
    combine search filters using Boolean search operators (OR, AND).

    In DSpace version 1.8 :
    ----------------------------------


    ​

    In DSpace version 5.4 :
    ----------------------------------

    ​

    So what if I want to search for this query "qatar" then filter
    the results to get only Article *OR * Master Thesis How can I do
    this with DSpace version 5.4?



    ​


    Could you please explain why combing search filters using Boolean
    operators feature is not supported with v. 5.4?

    Regards,

    Nada Abo Eita
    
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