Wild card serach

[stephen gallaghan]

Hi
I'm testing this out and I have success with searches using a whole word but nit when using standard wild cards (*, ? etc) . What are the wild card characters for constellio?

Cheers

[Nicolas Bélisle]

Older versions of Constellio used the standard "dismax" query parser from Solr, which does not support wild cards. 

The newer "e-dismax", which supports wild cards has been added to Constellio 2.0M1. 

Regards, 

Nicolas

2013/5/5 stephen gallaghan <sgall...@countrylife.net.nz>

Hi
I'm testing this out and I have success with searches using a whole word but nit when using standard wild cards (*, ? etc) . What are the wild card characters for constellio?

Cheers

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[Piotr Chmiel]

Still wildcards gives no result... if I type *s* or *s in search box - no results, but s* gives results. Poor searchability or my error? ( 2.0M1, file connector, simple text file for testing, W2k8R2)

[Nicolas Bélisle]

Reverse wildcard, like "*s" need special configurations. 

See http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrQuerySyntax

Regards, 

Nicolas

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[Stegie]

Hi,

It's an old thread, but I'm facing the same problem, I would like my constellio search can return results for "*port" when it found the word "transport".
I read the link provide, but can't figure what to change and where to change it.  I try adding filter class and token class.  I added this class : solr.ReversedWildcardFilterFactory  but I don't know if this is the way or not.  Anyway, it is not working.  I also found a bit strange that this syntax is not working by default.

Is there anyone who can help me or put me on the right track about this ?

Thanks,
Regards !