Could it be done by return the field as array and declare that field
as keyword , like:
In search.yml:
...
Books:
fields:
authorids: keyword
...
and in the model:
....
function getAuthorIds(){
// mock result
return array(1,2,10);
}
...
Or I have to do a customized indexer for it in sfLucenePlugin ?
On 3月9日, 上午5時59分, Carl Vondrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also, check out:http://www.nabble.com/Lucene-and-n:m-td12695579.html
>
> On Saturday, March 08, 2008, wissl wrote:
> > So indexing works so far (what you can tell), but your search does not
> > return the results you want? Or are you not sure about the correct
> > indexing process itself?
>
> > What looks a little bit strange to me is that you index the field
> > "authorIDs" as a keyword, but your query searches for tokenized
> > values. Perhaps try to change the field type to text or adapt your
> > query for testing purpose (if the field is indexed correctly) to
> > "authorIDs:1,10,30".
>
> > To check, what exactly is written to the index I suggest using Luke
> > (http://www.getopt.org/luke/).
>
> > On 8 Mrz., 04:51, "SNake!" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Dear guys,
>
> > > I am new to sfLucenePlugin and Lucence, I just wonder I have a class
> > > for example: Book, each Book could have multiple Authors, so now I
> > > have a field "authorIDs" to indexed as keyword like : "1,10,30"
>
> > > but I cannot get any result as I query as "authorIDs:10 OR authorIDs:
> > > 1"
>
> > > Could any one share about the experience on indexing one-to-many
> > > relationship?
> > > Did I use the wrong way?
>
> > > Snake
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