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by Matt Weber
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Solr for WordPress
A WordPress plugin that replaces the default WordPress search with Solr.
Tested up to WP 3.2 (Current: 6.8.2)
v0.5.1
Current Version v0.5.1
Updated 14 years ago
Last Update on 13 Dec, 2011
Synced 23 hours ago
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- Version
- 0.5.1
- Last Updated
- Dec 13, 2011
- Requires WP
- 3.0+
- Tested Up To
- 3.2
- PHP Version
- N/A
- Author
- Matt Weber
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Common questions about Solr for WordPress
Solr for WordPress works with WordPress 3.0 and greater.
Solr 1.4 or greater.
Yes, from the settings page. Uncheck the "Facet on FIELD" option, for the FIELD you don't want a facet for.
No, there are Solr hosting providers that will setup and manager Solr for you. As long as they allow custom schema's and support the standard Solr http api, then the plugin should work. Some sites: http://www.mysolrserver.com/ http://www.websolr.com/ http://powcloud.com/
Yes, you may grab a copy from the apache website: http://www.apache.org/dist/lucene/solr/ Since it runs on java solr is platform independent, just make sure you have java install So go ahead and Download the .tgz/.zip file (there is no difference). 1) Extract the files you have downloaded 2) Copy the schema file (schema.xml) from this plugin to the folder you extracted 'apache-solr-/examples/solr/conf/' (yes overwrite the file there) 3) Open up terminal and then go to where you extracted the files and inside './apache-solr-/examples' run the command "java -jar start.jar" For any further information please the README that comes with solr.
A taxonomy is a hierarchal facet. This means that your subcategories will be treated as a child to the parent category instead of an individual facet. Here is what an example category taxonomy look like: -States ---California ------Los Angeles ---New York ------New York Here is that same category not treating it as a taxonomy: -States -California -Los Angeles -New York -New York As you can see, treating it as a taxonomy is much better. I was treating the category as a taxonomy disabled it, now my category facet looks weird You need to delete and re-index your data.
See solr-for-wordpress/template/search.css for an example, or view the source of the search results.
Yes, it is fairly trivial as well. Follow the steps for custom theme integration. At the top of that page, insert a comment similar to the following: Login to the WordPress admin GUI, select add new page, set the title of the page to "Search". On the right hand side you will see a drop-down box that says "Template", click that and select "Search". Leave the content of the page blank and publish the page. You will have have your "/search/" page. I need the output of this plugin in a different language Solr for WordPress is internationalized. There is supplied .pot file that you can use for translations. See http://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress for more details.
Login to the WordPress admin, select pages, click the page you want to exclude. The post id is what you are looking for, you can find it in the titlebar as the &post= parameter. In this example, the page id is 22, http://www.yourblog.com/wp-admin/page.php?action=edit&post=22.