Re: reposting highlighting questions

[Chris Hostetter]

: I am new to solr/xml/xslt, and trying to figure out how to display 
: search query fields highlighted in html. I can enable the highlighting 
: in the query, and I think I get the correct xml response back (See 
: below: I search using 'Contents' and the highlighting is shown with 
:  and . However, I cannot figure out what to add to the 
: xslt file to transform it in html. I think it is a question of defining 

i think you are looking for the disable-output-escaping="yes" option on 
your  expression to echo out the highlighted 
string.  hard to be sure since you didn't actaully provide any example of 
the XSLT or xpath you are trying to use.


-Hoss

reposting highlighting questions

[Bent Jensen]

I am new to solr/xml/xslt, and trying to figure out how to display search query 
fields highlighted in html. I can enable the highlighting in the query, and I 
think I get the correct xml response back (See below: I search using 'Contents' 
and the highlighting is shown with  and . However, I cannot 
figure out what to add to the xslt file to transform it in html. I think it is 
a question of defining the appropriate xpath(?), but I am stuck. Can someone 
point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance!

 

Here is the result I get back:

 

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  0 

  20 

  - 

   

  on 

  '' 

  * 

   

  on 

  10 

  2.2 

   

  0 

  contents 

  '' 

   

   

  

  

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can help you. If you find one, you may want to attach a Post-it tab so you can 
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be able to assist. 

  

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  robot.pdf#page=11 

  

  CHAPTER 1: How to Use This Resource Guide 

  1-1 

  

  

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  Start with the Table of ''Contents''. See if you can 
find the topic that you are interested in. Look 

  

  

  

  

 

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