I'm trying to exercise the termOffset functions in the nightly build
(2009-02-11) but it doesn't seem to do anything. I have an item in my
schema like so:
And I attempt this query:
qt=tvrh&
tv=true&
tv.offsets=true&
indent=true&
wt=json&
facet.mincount=1&
facet=true&
hl=on&
hl.fl=document&
hl.
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 2:59 PM, Jeffrey Baker wrote:
> The default highlighter output is bogus if you're trying to use the
> snippets in a web browser. With the default delimiters, the
> temptation is to just stick the snippets in an innerHTML property, but
> the problem i
The default highlighter output is bogus if you're trying to use the
snippets in a web browser. With the default delimiters, the
temptation is to just stick the snippets in an innerHTML property, but
the problem is that other HTML special characters (< > and &) are not
escaped. For example, a hig
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Mike Klaas wrote:
>
> On 6-Feb-09, at 12:34 PM, Jeffrey Baker wrote:
>
>> Hello all. First post to the list.
>
> Welcome aboard.
>
>> I noticed that if I search for foo:blah&hl.fl=bar, I get highlight
>> output for instances
Hello all. First post to the list.
I noticed that if I search for foo:blah&hl.fl=bar, I get highlight
output for instances of "blah" in field "bar". Is there any way to
avoid that? I'm using solr 1.3.
-jwb