Chris Hostetter wrote:
: select?Species=Pseudonaja+textilis&Hospital=Griffith+Base+Hospital
:
: ... instead of:
:
: q=Species:'Pseudonaja+textilis'+Hospital:'Griffith+Base+Hospital'
Try this, i *think* it will work for you...
q=%2B_query_:"{!field+f=Species+v=$Species}"+%2B_query_="{!field+f=Hospital+v=$Hospital}"+Species=Pseudonaja+textilis&Hospital=Griffith+Base+Hospital
More details...
http://www.lucidimagination.com/blog/2009/03/31/nested-queries-in-solr/
Thanks, that was very helpful! I removed the %2B from your URI, and
successfully used the following URI (broken into separate lines for
readability):
q=
_query_:%22{!field+f=Species+v=$Species}%22+
_query_=%22{!field+f=Hospital+v=$Hospital}%22
&Species=Pseudonaja+textilis
&Hospital=Griffith+Base+Hospital
Having done that, I removed the q parameter from my URL, URL-decoded it,
and specified it instead in my solrconfig.xml (in
/config/requestHandler/l...@name='defaults']/s...@name='q']), e.g.
<str name="q">_query_:"{!field f=Species v=$Species}"
_query_="{!field f=Hospital v=$Hospital}"</str>
That way the query URLs can contain just the "Species" and "Hospital"
field names as URL parameters.
This is great! Now I can have a simple HTML form as the front end of a
"fielded search", with different HTML input elements for the different
Solr fields, but I don't need any custom back end to parse the URL!
Cheers
Con
