Back up another step. What are the documents and what do you
want to show to the users? Have you tried the default configuration
with real user queries?
After you've tested it with user queries, then look at the
results where the ranking isn't performing well.
Lucene and Solr already
I am wondering why highlighting does not work for me...
Is it possible that uniqueKeyid/uniqueKey MUST be type=string? It is
slong in my environment, and I don't have any other clue...
Thanks,
Fuad
Thanks,
The only way i found to do this
(http://www.mail-archive.com/solr-user@lucene.apache.org/msg02456.html)
is to hack and repeat the word several times in the field, but
doesn't this screw up the norms?
Also, how do i boost words in a query? e.g. q=key1 key2 and i know
key2 is twice as
Yes i tried it and it worked. thank you
Well,
AND will find documents that have php in all fields but OR will find
documents that have php in any field so you can try the same query with
all ORs.
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On 3/11/07, shai deljo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks,
The only way i found to do this
(http://www.mail-archive.com/solr-user@lucene.apache.org/msg02456.html)
is to hack and repeat the word several times in the field, but
doesn't this screw up the norms?
Yes, it can influence the norms.