On 27, May 2010, at 12:40 , wueb wrote:
Try to put your search query betweem commas.
$query = ' " ' .$query.' " ';
$hits = $index->find($query);
Same thing.
Then I found this http://35lf.sl.pt
2008!? If zend lucene is broken why is it in the framework then ? If
this is bogus, why is it still flagged as 'major' and 'open'
On 27 Maio, 10:55, Carlos Jorge Andrade <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi,
Anyone who uses Zend_Lucene can confirm that it doesn't search for
escaped query terms ?
There's a section on the manual that talks about this (Escaping
Special Characters), and mentions that you only need to place the
usual \ before de character... but Zend_Lucene is just ignoring it.
Trying to search for 'c++' ou '2+2' just gives wired results...
escaping the '+' character makes to difference.
Anyone with the same problem ?
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