Because you specified the search fields to use with 'qf' which overrides the default search field.
Franck Brisbart Le lundi 29 juillet 2013 à 13:01 +0300, Furkan KAMACI a écrit : > When I send that query: > > select?pf=url^10+title^8&fl=url,content,title&start=0&q=lang:en+AND+(cat+AND+dog+AND+pencil)&qf=content^5+url^8.0+title^6&wt=xml&debugQuery=on > > It is debugged as: > > +(+lang:en +(+(content:cat^5.0 | title:cat^6.0 | url:cat^8.0) > +(content:dog^5.0 | title:dog^6.0 | url:dog^8.0) +(content:pencil^5.0 | > title:pencil^6.0 | url:pencil^8.0))) (url:"cat dog pencil"^10.0) > (title:"(cat dog pencil)"^8.0) > > Why default field is not applied at this situation? > > > > 2013/7/29 fbrisbart <fbrisb...@bestofmedia.com> > > > It's because when you don't specify any field, it's the default field > > which is used. > > > > So, > > lang:en AND url:book AND pencil AND cat > > > > is interpreted as : > > ang:en AND url:book AND <default_field>:pencil AND <default_field>:cat > > > > > > The default search field is defined in your schema.xml file > > (defaultSearchField) > > > > > > Franck Brisbart > > > > Le lundi 29 juillet 2013 à 12:06 +0300, Furkan KAMACI a écrit : > > > I am searching for a keyword as like that: > > > > > > lang:en AND url:book pencil cat > > > > > > It returns me results however none of them includes both book, pencil and > > > cat keywords. How should I rewrite my query? > > > > > > I tried this: > > > > > > lang:en AND url:(book AND pencil AND cat) > > > > > > and looks like OK. However this not: > > > > > > > > > lang:en AND url:book AND pencil AND cat > > > > > > why? > > > > > >
