Search with multiple words

Yes!

xyfield = John Doe

these exact search filters are working -> xyfield: “John Doe” -> xyfield: *”John Doe”*

NOT WORKING -> xyfield: *”ohn Do”*, only xyfield:*ohn\ Do* would work, but the plugin escapes the escape character from the url xyfield:*ohn\\ Do*

author:

1. John Taylor
2. William Shakespeare
3. William Taylor

Search url: xy.com/?s=something AND author: *John Taylor*

Results: 1. 3. (i want only the first one)

If i escape the space

http://xy:8983/solr/corename/select?q=author: *John\ Taylor*

, it is working directly in solr, outside the wordpress. In wordpress the escape gets an another escape

xy.com/?s=something AND author: *John\ Taylor* –> wp solr tries to search for *John\\ Taylor*

so there is no result. If it would work, then

xy.com/?s=something AND author: *hn\ Tay*

would work also.
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GOAL: xy.com/?s=something AND author: *hn\ Tay* -> result: 1.

It’s ok, but it will fail in these cases…

author:

1. John Taylor
2. John Abraham Taylor
3. Taylor John

xy.com/?s=something AND author: *hn* AND *Tay*

Return: 1., 2., 3. (2 and 3 are not needed)

Exact search with ANYTHING.

field:

1. “Allowed markup: a Clockquote code em strong ul ol li.”
2. “Allowed markup: a blockquote co de em strong ul ol li.”
3. “Allowed markup: a blockquote code em strong ul ol li.”

Search: ?s=something AND field: xy

When the user types: “kup: a blockquote co de em str”, there should be one result, only the 2.

I don’t know how to configure the xy.

xy = “kup: a blockquote co de em str” -> returns nothing, because there are broken words [it works only if there are no broken words at the ends]

xy = *”kup: a blockquote co de em str”* -> returns everything

xy = *kup* AND *a* AND *blockquote* AND *co*… -> It’s great, but i mensioned the problems (it searches separately).

xy = *kup\ a\ blockquote\ co\ de\ em\ str* -> it’s not working in wp solr as i mentioned before

If no solution right now, then let it go 🙂