I've written some extensions that parse for custom information
and then add it as a new field in the index. That seems to work on the
crawls and when I do an "explain" I see my field for a given document
and the expected contents.
I'm trying to have it so that searches go against my field as
well as the normal fields (title, url, etc.). Initially I wrote an
extension to the raw query filter. That seemed to work to some degree,
but required that I perform searches like this: "[my_field_name]:term
term" to get the desired result.
In looking at the query-basic filter, I decided that what I
really wanted was just to replace query-basic with my own filter which
adds in my field to those that it searches. I added my field in the
"FIELDS" array and added a boost for it in the "FIELD_BOOSTS". When I
run searches right now I'm getting 0 hits. Looking more closely at the
code it looks like I also need to add a Clause for my field.
Is that right and if so where does the clause get added? Or am
I completely off base here and should be going in a different direction?
Thanks,
Jake.
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