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7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Reintalling WPSOLR after switching to a new hosting service #8624

For which PHP version ?

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Reintalling WPSOLR after switching to a new hosting service #8622

Hi,

Check out the documentation:
/knowledgebase/migrate-wpsolr-wpsolr-pro/

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Solr synonyms not bolded in results #8614

As far as I know, it is not possible.

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Property website #8594

The search query with WPSOLR is virtually instantaneous, whatever the number of properties.
Performance will depend on how fast your site is to show display the query on your search page.

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Local computer path in Search Result Snippets #8361

You can adapt your entry output to the entry itself. For instance, replace the_excerpt() only for attachments of type pdf.

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Local computer path in Search Result Snippets #8359

In your theme’s search.php, replace the_excerpt() with anything you like.

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Local computer path in Search Result Snippets #8357

If Cyrillic pdfs only contain metadata, then it explains why metadata is prominent in results excerpts.

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Local computer path in Search Result Snippets #8355

When I open your paper, It seems it contains an scanned image, rather than texts that can be indexed.

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Local computer path in Search Result Snippets #8353

Metadata is indexed with the file content indeed.

WPSOLR replaces the get_excerpt() in your theme’s search loop. You can use something else to prevent displaying metadata.

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Local computer path in Search Result Snippets #8351

If you click on the link in the results, can you see the pdf content ?

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7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: urgent question of purchasing #8254

You can find some use cases at Sites powered by WPOLR with millions of visits and documents. For instance, a WooCommerce retail with over 500K products.

More generally, WPSOLR search is close to instantaneous (in ms), especially if you install Elasticsearch or Solr locally.

Therefore, it is the time spent by your theme to display the results that will make the difference. To get a rough estimation, just measure the time your site takes to load an individual product details. It will be similar to your search total speed.

But even more important, WPSOLR brings you scalability: it is not only fast for one visitor, but also for many concurrent visitors. This is not the case with other plugins that only improve MySQL search.

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Cannot search text containing special characters #7975

Hi,

I’d say it comes from your theme. Can you just deactivate WPSOLR completely, and see what happens?

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Solr vs Elasticsearch ? Possible adjustments ? #7777

1) Solr is much simpler. Go for it.

2) Both can be done. It should only be installed on a SSD disk anyway. You can also use some Solr hosting.

3) Yes, with Solr stemming filters (already configured by WPSOLR for english)

4) You could have your requirement, by just using WPSOLR standard features :

(a) Setup WPSOLR
– create a new custom field (or product attribute) named like “wpsolr_promote”
– configure fields query boosts with a high boost value on attribute “wpsolr_promote” (so products with field “wpsolr_promote” matching the current search keywords will have a higher ranking, and should be shown first)

(b) Setup your products
– Set value “whey flour” to “wpsolr_promote” attribute for product X

[wpsolr]

7 years, 10 months ago in reply to: Does WPSolr work with MS Office docs ? #7711

Yes. More than 70 formats are supported indeed by the Tika library (used by Solr and Elasticsearch).

https://tika.apache.org/1.17/formats.html

 

[wpsolr]

7 years, 11 months ago in reply to: Custom attribute #7342

The answer is no to all 3 last questions.