Hi Shamik,
How about using ShingleFilter which constructs token n-grams from a token
stream?
http://lucene.apache.org/core/6_6_0/analyzers-common/org/apache/lucene/analysis/shingle/ShingleFilter.html
As for "about dynamic block", ShingleFilter produces "about dynamic" and "dynamic
block".
Thanks,
Koji
On 2017/07/20 5:54, Shamik Bandopadhyay wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to show titles with exact query phrase match at the top of the
result. That includes supporting stop words as part of the phrase. For e.g.
if I'm using "about dynamic "block" , I expect the title with "About
Dynamic Blocks" to appear at the top. Since the title field uses
stoprword filter factory as part of its analysis chain, I decided to create
a copyfield of title and use that in search with a higher boost. That
didn't seem to work either. Although it brought back the expected document
at the top, it excluded documents with title "Dynamic Block Grip
Reference", to be precise content which doesn't have "about" in title or
subject. Even setting the default operator to OR didn't make any
difference. Here's the entry from config.
Request handler:
explicit
velocity
browse
layout
Solritas
AND
edismax
title^5 titleExact^15 subject^3 description^2
100%
*:*
10
*,score
Sample data:
SOLR1000
About Dynamic Blocks
Dynamic blocks contain rules, or parameters, for how
to change the appearance of the block reference when it is inserted in the
drawing. With dynamic blocks you can insert one block that can change
shape, size, or configuration instead of inserting one of many static block
definitions. For example, instead of creating multiple interior door blocks
of different sizes, you can create one resizable door block. You author
dynamic blocks with either constraint parameters or action parameters.
Note: Using both constraint parameters and action parameters in the same
block definition is not recommended. Add Constraints In a block definition,
constraint parameters Associate objects with one another Restrict geometry
or dimensions The following example shows a block reference with a
constraint (in gray) and a constraint parameter (blue with grip). Once the
block is inserted into the drawing, the constraint parameters can be edited
as properties by using the Properties palette. Add Actions and Parameters
In a block definition, actions and parameters provide rules for the
behavior of a block once it is inserted into the drawing. Depending on the
specified block geometry or parameter, you can associate an action to that
parameter. The parameter is represented as a grip in the drawing. When you
edit the grip, the associated action determines what will change in the
block reference. Like constraint parameters, action parameters can be
changed using the Properties palette.
Dynamic blocks contain rules, or parameters, for
how to change the appearance of the block reference when it is inserted in
the drawing.
SOLR1001
About Creating Dynamic Blocks
This table gives an overview of the steps required
add behaviors that make blocks dynamic. Plan the block content. Know how
the block should change or move, and what parts will depend on the others.
Example: The block will be resizable, and after it is resized, additional
geometry is displayed. Draw the geometry. Draw the block geometry in the
drawing area or the Block Editor. Note: If you will use visibility states
to change how geometry is displayed, you may not want to include all the
geometry at this point. Add parameters. Add either individual parameters or
parameter sets to define geometry that will be affected by an action or
manipulation. Keep in mind the objects that will be dependent on one
another. Add actions. If you are working with action parameters, if
necessary, add actions to define what will happen to the geometry when it
is manipulated. Define custom properties. Add properties that determine how
the block is displayed in the drawing area. Custom properties affect grips,
labels, and preset values for block geometry. Test the block. On the
ribbon, in the Block Editor contextual tab, Open/Save panel, click Test
Block to test the block before you save it.
This table gives an overview of the steps
required add behaviors that make blocks dynamic.
SOLR1002
About Modifying Dynamic Block Definitions
Use the Block Editor to edit, correct, and save a
block definition. Correct Errors in Action Parameters A yellow alert icon (
) is displayed when A parameter is not associated with an action An action
is not associated with a parameter or selection set To correct these
errors, hover over the yellow alert icon until the tooltip displays a
description of the problem. Then double-click the constraint and follow the
prompts. Save Dynamic Blocks When you save a block definition, the current
values of the geometry and parameters in the
