The default operator is OR. And the default field is 'text'. So when
So what you did this query:
q=exactText:"how+about" AND content:tomorrow+morning
what you did was:
Find all documents that:
have the terms 'how' and 'about' next to each other in the exactText
field
AND
have the term 'tomorrow' in the content field
OR
have the term 'morning' in the text field
To fix it to what you want, I think you need to do:
q=exactText:"how+about" AND content:(tomorrow AND morning)
I believe you can get rid of the ANDs from your query with:
q.op=AND&q=exactText:"how+about" content:(tomorrow morning)
Upayavira
On Fri, Dec 21, 2012, at 09:37 AM, xpow wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a case where i need to find the results of a query that search for
> a
> exact phrase + other words, for example, if i have a keyword like:
>
> "how about" tomorrow morning
>
> the results that should be fetched should match these criteria:
> - containing exact phrase how about <= exactly how about
> - containing word tomorrow
> - containing word morning
>
> Can anybody explain to me how to do this? I tried:
> q=exactText:"how+about" AND content:tomorrow+morning
> q=exactText:"how+about" AND _query_:"{!dismax qf=content pf=content
> v=$qq}"&qq=tomorrow+morning
>
> but the results that i got:
> (1) documents always contain phrase "how about" plus tomorrow
> (2) documents always contain phrase "how about" plus morning
> (3) documents always contain phrase "how about" plus tomorrow and morning
>
> the correct results should only be (3), please help, thanks ...
>
>
>
>
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