Yes sir!
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On Sep 25, 2011, at 4:06 PM, okayndc wrote:
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> I want to keep the HTML tags because it keeps the formatting (paragraph
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Yes - you can index HTML text only while keeping the tags in place in
the stored field using HTMLCharFilter (or possibly XMLCharFilter). But
you will find that embedding HTML inside XML can be problematic since
HTML tags don't have to follow the well-formed constraints that XML
requires. For
Here is a representation of the XML file...
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I want to keep the HTML tags because it keeps the formatting (paragraph
tags, etc) intact for the output. Seems like you're saying that the HTML
can be kept intact with the use of a HTML field type without having to
esca
Assuming that the XML has the HTML as values inside fully formed tags like so:
then I think that using the "HTML" field type in
schema.xml for indexing/storing will allow you to do meaningful searches on the
content of the HTML without getting confused by the HTML syntax itself.
If you have abs
Hello,
Was wondering if it is necessary to escape HTML tags within an XML file for
indexing? If so, seems like a large XML files with tons of HTML tags could
get really messy (using CDATA).
Has this been your experience? Do you escape the HTML tags? If so, what
technique do you use? Or do you le
