You're almost there. The hash syntax is when you're passing minimum match as a parameter to fulltext Article. Search do fulltext params:q, :minimum_match => 1 end Within a block, you want a method invocation Article.
Search do fulltext params:q do minimum_match 1 end end.
You're almost there. The hash syntax is when you're passing minimum match as a parameter to fulltext. Article.
Search do fulltext params:q, :minimum_match => 1 end Within a block, you want a method invocation. Article. Search do fulltext params:q do minimum_match 1 end end.
Cool. This works before I put in the EdgeNGramFilterFactory filter. Then once I do that I go back to getting 0 results.
How do I use the EdgeNGramFilterFactory. – Cyrus Sep 8 at 0:42 Ah, looks like you had two questions in one and I missed one of them. With the minimum_match invocation dealt with, you may want edit this question or post a new one with more details about your EdgeNGram setup.
You might could include the changes you made to your schema. Xml, sample input field values, and sample failing queries. – Nick Zadrozny Sep 8 at 0:53 stackoverflow.Com/questions/5598114/… – Cyrus Sep 8 at 1:10.
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