I haven't tested the results fully, but it would seem like an easy fix to get these to work.
The only thing you have to add is 1 param in the query string: mm=1
See my comments here:
http://drupal.org/node/283327
I haven't tested the results fully, but it would seem like an easy fix to get these to work.
The only thing you have to add is 1 param in the query string: mm=1
See my comments here:
http://drupal.org/node/283327
Comments
Comment #1
pwolanin commentedSince we are using dismax, I'm not sure it even respects AND/OR/NOT in the keyword query, only +/-
Comment #2
jarchowk commentedIt won't unless you add the mm=1. Give those Nabble.com links a read if you're interested.
Seems to work for me and I'm using the latest.
Comment #3
janusman commentedSo if Apache Solr dismax supports REQUIRED/OPTIONAL/PROHIBITED terms, then the thing is to decide what we want to support something like a simple query "language" that takes user-entered strings (apples OR oranges) and converts them to the appropriate Solr query.
Sounds interesting, will experiment =)
Comment #4
pwolanin commentedFor me a higher priority is probably negative facets - e.g. find all except...
Comment #5
jpmckinney commentedIf you want to change the Solr mm parameter, implement hook_apachesolr_modify_query(). Not everyone will want to set it to "1", so we will leave it at its default value.