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Solr Dismax using % in mm parameter give error
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I am trying to use the mm (Minimum Should Match) parameter with the dismax parser. If I do just mm=2 or any other int value it seems to work fine. But if I try and add a percent as shown in the able, say mm=60%, then I get an "invalid digit" error for the query. How do I actually use the percentage for mm?
Solr ref guide mm table
(running solr 7.6 btw)
apache solr full-text-search edismax dismax
asked Mar 26 at 21:54
CaesiumCaesium
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I am trying to use the mm (Minimum Should Match) parameter with the dismax parser. If I do just mm=2 or any other int value it seems to work fine. But if I try and add a percent as shown in the able, say mm=60%, then I get an "invalid digit" error for the query. How do I actually use the percentage for mm?
Solr ref guide mm table
(running solr 7.6 btw)
apache solr full-text-search edismax dismax
asked Mar 26 at 21:54
CaesiumCaesium
12 bronze badges
Do you have an example of your actual query string? Make sure you've escaped '%' properly, as it's the beginning of an URL parameter escape code as well, which means that your query could end up sending a random character instead of what you think it's sending.
– MatsLindh
Mar 26 at 22:21
How do you escape it? I tried % as I know escapes characters in a lot of programming languages but this is different I guess as that didn't help.
– Caesium
Mar 26 at 22:32
%25is the escape code for%. A quick way to find out is to open your browser's developer tools (F12 for Chrome on Windows), go to "Console" and typeencodeURIComponent('%'). It'll return the encoded version of whatever you gave it.
– MatsLindh
Mar 27 at 7:45
Cool. Thanks for the help!
– Caesium
Mar 27 at 18:11
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I am trying to use the mm (Minimum Should Match) parameter with the dismax parser. If I do just mm=2 or any other int value it seems to work fine. But if I try and add a percent as shown in the able, say mm=60%, then I get an "invalid digit" error for the query. How do I actually use the percentage for mm?
Solr ref guide mm table
(running solr 7.6 btw)
apache solr full-text-search edismax dismax
asked Mar 26 at 21:54
CaesiumCaesium
12 bronze badges
I am trying to use the mm (Minimum Should Match) parameter with the dismax parser. If I do just mm=2 or any other int value it seems to work fine. But if I try and add a percent as shown in the able, say mm=60%, then I get an "invalid digit" error for the query. How do I actually use the percentage for mm?
Solr ref guide mm table
(running solr 7.6 btw)
apache solr full-text-search edismax dismax
apache solr full-text-search edismax dismax
asked Mar 26 at 21:54
CaesiumCaesium
12 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 21:54
CaesiumCaesium
12 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 21:54
CaesiumCaesium
12 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 21:54
CaesiumCaesium
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asked Mar 26 at 21:54
CaesiumCaesium
12 bronze badges
12 bronze badges
Do you have an example of your actual query string? Make sure you've escaped '%' properly, as it's the beginning of an URL parameter escape code as well, which means that your query could end up sending a random character instead of what you think it's sending.
– MatsLindh
Mar 26 at 22:21
How do you escape it? I tried % as I know escapes characters in a lot of programming languages but this is different I guess as that didn't help.
– Caesium
Mar 26 at 22:32
%25is the escape code for%. A quick way to find out is to open your browser's developer tools (F12 for Chrome on Windows), go to "Console" and typeencodeURIComponent('%'). It'll return the encoded version of whatever you gave it.
– MatsLindh
Mar 27 at 7:45
Cool. Thanks for the help!
– Caesium
Mar 27 at 18:11
add a comment |
Do you have an example of your actual query string? Make sure you've escaped '%' properly, as it's the beginning of an URL parameter escape code as well, which means that your query could end up sending a random character instead of what you think it's sending.
– MatsLindh
Mar 26 at 22:21
How do you escape it? I tried % as I know escapes characters in a lot of programming languages but this is different I guess as that didn't help.
– Caesium
Mar 26 at 22:32
%25is the escape code for%. A quick way to find out is to open your browser's developer tools (F12 for Chrome on Windows), go to "Console" and typeencodeURIComponent('%'). It'll return the encoded version of whatever you gave it.
– MatsLindh
Mar 27 at 7:45
Cool. Thanks for the help!
– Caesium
Mar 27 at 18:11
Do you have an example of your actual query string? Make sure you've escaped '%' properly, as it's the beginning of an URL parameter escape code as well, which means that your query could end up sending a random character instead of what you think it's sending.
– MatsLindh
Mar 26 at 22:21
Do you have an example of your actual query string? Make sure you've escaped '%' properly, as it's the beginning of an URL parameter escape code as well, which means that your query could end up sending a random character instead of what you think it's sending.
– MatsLindh
Mar 26 at 22:21
How do you escape it? I tried % as I know escapes characters in a lot of programming languages but this is different I guess as that didn't help.
– Caesium
Mar 26 at 22:32
How do you escape it? I tried % as I know escapes characters in a lot of programming languages but this is different I guess as that didn't help.
– Caesium
Mar 26 at 22:32
%25 is the escape code for %. A quick way to find out is to open your browser's developer tools (F12 for Chrome on Windows), go to "Console" and type encodeURIComponent('%'). It'll return the encoded version of whatever you gave it.– MatsLindh
Mar 27 at 7:45
%25 is the escape code for %. A quick way to find out is to open your browser's developer tools (F12 for Chrome on Windows), go to "Console" and type encodeURIComponent('%'). It'll return the encoded version of whatever you gave it.– MatsLindh
Mar 27 at 7:45
Cool. Thanks for the help!
– Caesium
Mar 27 at 18:11
Cool. Thanks for the help!
– Caesium
Mar 27 at 18:11
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Do you have an example of your actual query string? Make sure you've escaped '%' properly, as it's the beginning of an URL parameter escape code as well, which means that your query could end up sending a random character instead of what you think it's sending.
– MatsLindh
Mar 26 at 22:21
How do you escape it? I tried % as I know escapes characters in a lot of programming languages but this is different I guess as that didn't help.
– Caesium
Mar 26 at 22:32
%25is the escape code for%. A quick way to find out is to open your browser's developer tools (F12 for Chrome on Windows), go to "Console" and typeencodeURIComponent('%'). It'll return the encoded version of whatever you gave it.– MatsLindh
Mar 27 at 7:45
Cool. Thanks for the help!
– Caesium
Mar 27 at 18:11