I want stopwords excluded except when the search term is within double quotes
eg. “just like that” should also search “that”.
Is this possible?
I want stopwords excluded except when the search term is within double quotes eg.
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I want stopwords excluded except when the search term is within double quotes
eg. “just like that” should also search “that”.
Is this possible?
It depends on the configuration of the field you are querying.
If the configuration of the indexing analyzer includes a StopFilterFactory, then the stopwords are simply not indexed, so you can not query for them afterward. But since Solr keeps the position of the terms in the index, you can instruct it to increment the position value of the remaining terms to reflect the fact that originally, there was other terms in between.
The “enablePositionIncrements” here is the key to achieve that:
If the querying analyzer also has the StopFilterFactory configured with the same settings, your query should work as expected.
See this link for details:
http://www.lucidimagination.com/search/document/CDRG_ch05_5.6.18