Am hoping that our problem is not an isolated incident, as to my knowledge this
is fairly common in cataloguing.
We are currently testing 1.7.1 on our development server, and since we did a
large jump from 1.5.2 to 1.7.1, this is the first opportunity we have to look
at Discovery.
After a few stumbles to set solr up correctly, the indexer is running and all
appears to be working perfectly. The only problem we have is for some dates.
Our repository has a rule that any unsure dates can use question marks to pad
them out to the 4 digits required for a year. Eg. 194?, or 19??, or even
occasionally 1942?, though I realise this is not exactly correct, being 5
digits long, and these sort of dates actually display properly.
For dates like 194? or 19?? however, Discovery appears to strip the question
marks completely, which means that we are left with a facet that looks like:
*
Date Issued
* 2000 - 2009
(3517)<http://dspacedev.nt.gov.au/discover?fq=dc.date.issued.year:[2000%20TO%202009]>
* 2 - 999
(367)<http://dspacedev.nt.gov.au/discover?fq=dc.date.issued.year:[2%20TO%20999]>
* 1000 - 1999
(951)<http://dspacedev.nt.gov.au/discover?fq=dc.date.issued.year:[1000%20TO%201999]>
Is it possible to get these sort of dates at least shown in their proper
ranges, so that 194? would show in the 1000 - 1999 range, and in the 1940 -
1949 range, if you drill down? I had a quick look at SolrServiceImpl.java , but
am not sure how I could edit it to change this, or even if this might be at all
possible.
If anyone has any suggestions, would be most grateful.
Thanks
Jennifer
Jennifer Whalan
Territory Stories Administrator
Innovation & Access, Northern Territory Library
Department of Natural Resources, Environment, The Arts and Sport
Northern Territory Government
Phone: (08) 8922 0752
Fax: (08) 8922 0722
Email: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Web: www.ntl.nt.gov.au<http://www.ntl.nt.gov.au/>
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