Thanks Eric, Chris!
I tried the Query Elevation and it seems to be working fine for me.
Best Rgds,
Mark.
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 7:40 PM, Chris Hostetter wrote:
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> : If that's the case, you could copy the magic keyword to a different field
> : (say magic_keyword) and boost it right into orbit a
: If that's the case, you could copy the magic keyword to a different field
: (say magic_keyword) and boost it right into orbit as an OR clause
: (magic_keyword:bonkers ^1). This kind of assumes that a magic keyword
: corresponds to one and only one document
:
: If this is way off base, p
Hmmm, how do you know which particular record corresponds to which keyword?
Is this a list known at index time, as in "this record should come up first
whenever "bonkers" is the keyword?
If that's the case, you could copy the magic keyword to a different field
(say magic_keyword) and boost it righ
Hi,
Suppose I search for the word *international. *A particular record (say *
recordX*) I am looking for is coming as the Nth result now.
I have a requirement that when a user queries for *international *I need
recordX to always be the first result. How can I achieve this.
Note:- When user searc
