Hello, I'm having trouble using the + operator. According to the documentation if I put that operator in front of any term then it should find that term anywhere within the field.
So if I want all the records that have the name "Jake" in them I started with a simple query that works: ?q=Jake Now if I wanted to grow on that and add that the name "test" must be in the category name I thought I would add the following: ?q=%22Jake%22+AND+category_facet:+test But that doesn't work. A matter of fact, whenever I specify exactly which field I want to use the + or - operator it never works. So going back to the first example that does work but if I were to do this: ?q=fullname_facet:+Jake ... then that would not return back any results either. The closest I've gotten was the following query which sorta works: ?q=Jake+AND+%22+test%22 For the time being that query works but is not what I want because I need to specify exactly which fields are allowed to have Jake and +test. I don't want results returned when another field has the word "test" in it. Am I doing something wrong? Please help. The two fields below are both string fields and I'm using copyField to copy them to text fields: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- <doc> <field name="id">124</field> <field name="fullname_facet">Jake Conk</field> <field name="category_facet">My test category</field> </doc> <doc> <field name="id">125</field> <field name="fullname_facet">Jake Conk</field> <field name="category_facet">My test category</field> </doc> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thanks, - Jake
