Just like the http://drupal.org/project/modules page.
I mean without an initial keyword search and eventually with a custom output.
I would like to implement Apache Solr for a catalog browsing system.

Thanks for your help!
Ocyrohé

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janusman’s picture

I don't fully understand your issue, but maybe this helps...

There is a proposed patch to do it out of the box: see #457826: On empty search, show enabled filters to start a search which has attached screenshots.

You could, of course, create a static page and/or blocks with just links to each category you want to start browsing.

Scott Reynolds’s picture

pwolanin’s picture

the code for Drupal.org is in the project module (see project_solr), though it needs to be updated a little for the newest version of the apachesolr module http://drupal.org/project/project

Ocyrhoé’s picture

Thanks for your help.
I am taking a look at your tips.
janusman you got it!
Thanks Scott, I plan to test this module.
pwolanin could you explain me what have to be updated, http://drupal.org/node/443986 seems to be outdated two.

Ocyrhoé

Ocyrhoé’s picture

Could you explain me how to create a static page and/or blocks with just links to each category I want to start browsing.
Thanks for your help.

janusman’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

@Ocyrhoé : Hmm, this is a possible way to do it:

1) Apply the patch from this issue: #457826: On empty search, show enabled filters to start a search
2) Empty your site's cache
3) Visit your site's search/apachesolr_search page. You should now see a listing of all your enabled filters.
4) Use that page as your starting page, or if you want to put it elsewhere, you could copy-paste and edit the resulting HTML into another page.

Closing this one out for now.

marcoka’s picture

use taxonomy for categorizing and use the setting "use solr for taxonomy" (admin settings solr).