Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
I am seeing this same issue as well, where a proximity search in a
query_string matches (order doesn't matter) yet the fast vector highlighter
returns no highlighted content (unless in correct order).
Any updates on this issue?
On Tuesday, February 21, 2012 4:02:44 AM UTC-5, Raj wrote:
A Small Update:
Tested scenario with span_near query with in_order:false. Still
highlights are missing.
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
This ends up being an issue just with the fast vector highlighter, the
plain highlighter returns highlighted content no matter the order of the
proximity query.
Not sure if there is any way to make this work with fast vector
highlighting?
On Thursday, May 24, 2012 12:35:54 PM UTC-4, Robert wrote:
I am seeing this same issue as well, where a proximity search in a
query_string matches (order doesn't matter) yet the fast vector highlighter
returns no highlighted content (unless in correct order).
Any updates on this issue?
On Tuesday, February 21, 2012 4:02:44 AM UTC-5, Raj wrote:
A Small Update:
Tested scenario with span_near query with in_order:false. Still
highlights are missing.
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
This ends up being an issue just with the fast vector highlighter, the
plain highlighter returns highlighted content no matter the order of the
proximity query.
Not sure if there is any way to make this work with fast vector
highlighting?
On Thursday, May 24, 2012 12:35:54 PM UTC-4, Robert wrote:
I am seeing this same issue as well, where a proximity search in a
query_string matches (order doesn't matter) yet the fast vector highlighter
returns no highlighted content (unless in correct order).
Any updates on this issue?
On Tuesday, February 21, 2012 4:02:44 AM UTC-5, Raj wrote:
A Small Update:
Tested scenario with span_near query with in_order:false. Still
highlights are missing.
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
This ends up being an issue just with the fast vector highlighter, the
plain highlighter returns highlighted content no matter the order of the
proximity query.
Not sure if there is any way to make this work with fast vector
highlighting?
On Thursday, May 24, 2012 12:35:54 PM UTC-4, Robert wrote:
I am seeing this same issue as well, where a proximity search in a
query_string matches (order doesn't matter) yet the fast vector highlighter
returns no highlighted content (unless in correct order).
Any updates on this issue?
On Tuesday, February 21, 2012 4:02:44 AM UTC-5, Raj wrote:
A Small Update:
Tested scenario with span_near query with in_order:false. Still
highlights are missing.
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for
a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for
a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
Is the only way around this currently (assuming we want to highlight
results in the phrase query even if they appear out of order) to turn
off the fast-vector highlighting for a field by setting not setting
"term_vector" : "with_positions_offsets" in our mapping?
This ends up being an issue just with the fast vector highlighter, the
plain highlighter returns highlighted content no matter the order of the
proximity query.
Not sure if there is any way to make this work with fast vector
highlighting?
On Thursday, May 24, 2012 12:35:54 PM UTC-4, Robert wrote:
I am seeing this same issue as well, where a proximity search in a
query_string matches (order doesn't matter) yet the fast vector highlighter
returns no highlighted content (unless in correct order).
Any updates on this issue?
On Tuesday, February 21, 2012 4:02:44 AM UTC-5, Raj wrote:
A Small Update:
Tested scenario with span_near query with in_order:false. Still
highlights are missing.
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for
a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
Just noticed a weird issue where highlight for a few search results
are missing in case of text phrase query with slop 3(in my case) for
a
multi-word query(where order of words in query is not same as in
document).
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