Answering my own question: I switched from FieldQueryFilter to
RawFieldQueryFilter (additionally passing in 1.0f as the weight to super).
However, I also want to have a filter that will take phrases delimited by
quotes, and also a filter that can handle a colon appearing in the search
term.
So... new question: How can I do that? :)
On 8/9/06, Benjamin Higgins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
I want to add two search operators that require custom treatment because
they contain what I have found are special characters.
In one example, the operator takes a numeric job number that contains one
period, e.g. "jobnumber:2060250.00". I also have a "mainnumber" operator
that works the same way but doesn't take the decimal portion.
Trouble is, mainnumber queries works fine; jobnumber queries do not. The
code for both query filters are exactly the same, just with different
parameters to super:
public class JobNumberQueryFilter extends FieldQueryFilter {
public JobNumberQueryFilter() {
super("jobnumber");
}
}
So I am guessing that "." (period) is a special character that is either
being discarded by the indexer or is being parsed out at a higher level by
the query parser.
How can I get this to work?
Thanks all.
Ben
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