Partial Search? not working.

Tried all these options, but none seem to work as described

https://lucene.apache.org/core/2_9_4/queryparsersyntax.html#Term%20Modifiers

Also misspelled words are not beeing reconized ??

I’m checking the issue.

Great.. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Can you make some tests without the “Did you mean” option ?

Completely disabled the feature
Same problem as described in the first post.

Even with ‘Did you mean’ enabled. He never even asks ‘Did you mean’.
He just says: ‘No results where found’

What are your Solr and WPSOLR versions ?

Here my tests online:

4 results

https://www.gotosolr.com/search-results/?search=Solr%20service

3 results

https://www.gotosolr.com/search-results/?search=Solr%20hosting%20service

WPSOLR – Version: 2.6
Solr – Version: 4.10.2

can you try to find and show me abnormal results at https://www.gotosolr.com/search-results/?search ?

Went over to: https://www.gotosolr.com/blogs/
Copied a line of text: Nous avons compilé
Pasted it into the searchbar

Result: Found your blogpost!!

Went back to the blog page
Copied the same line: Nous avons compilé
Pasted this into the searchbar AND removed the word ‘avons’

Result: No results found for Nous compilé

Same problem as the one i’m facing.

Fyi. Also tried to search for: Nous avo

Result: No results found for Nous avo

See my point? ??

yes, thanks.

I’m debugging those examples.

Awesome

I updated WPSOLR on gotosolr search.

Concerning the issue with “Nous avons compilé” vs “Nous compilé”, it is solved now by rewriting some of the spelling code.

1 result:
https://www.gotosolr.com/search-results/?search=Nous%20avons%20compil%C3%A9

1 result:
https://www.gotosolr.com/search-results/?search=Nous%20compil%C3%A9

And “Nous avns complé” displays a did you mean “Nous avons compilé”, which is now correct.

Concerning the “Nous avo” which returns nothing, it is a standard feature of Solr.
Either you add * before and after every term of the query:
https://www.gotosolr.com/search-results/?search=Nous%20avo%2A

or you use a N-gram analysis in your schema.xml file (very costly)

Please tell me what you think.

Tested your example… Looks great.
Gonna update my installation tomorrow and i’ll let you know.

Thank you very much for all the effort so far

I updated WPSOLR 2.7 with those fixes.