[mdruilhe]

# 9 months ago

Hello,

I have a custom post type with the following structure :

- titre
- date
- ../..
- presentations (repeater)
  - titre
  - resume
  - auteur
  - fichier
  - ../..

I would like to get the ACF field into which the search was found.
Currently I get the post content, with the post_excerpt set to the extract containing the term found, but the content is not properly highlighted and it is not easy for the user to find where the term was found.
I can loop other the ACF structure, then check each field / subfield to find the pattern, but I also could do it w/o WPSOLR.
Is there a way (hook, filter) to do so ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Marc

[mdruilhe]

# 9 months ago

Also, unless I miss some thing, it seems that the post excerpt doesn’t limit to the subfield contents but returns a string across several subfields.
eg: I have the following contents:

Lieu: Paris
Date: 9 mars 2021
Conferences:
  Titre : Test recherche sous-champ ACF
  Résumé: Ceci est un test de wpsolr avec ACF

A search on “ACF” returns the following excerpt :

. 1615342860000. Paris. Ceci est un test de wpsolr avec ACF . Test recherche sous-champ ACF...

I would expect : “Ceci est un test de wpsolr avec ACF”

Thanks in advance for your help
Marc

[wpsolr]

# 9 months ago

Yes, by default search is performed on a concatenation of all indexed fields (if you chose “Index custom fields and categories” in screen 2.2).