wpsolr configured to media library documents

Hi,

You have nothing to do.
Just re-index your data.

ok. I tried re-indexing and it gave me the following error code:

Solr HTTP error: OK (400) {“responseHeader”:{“status”:400,”QTime”:397},”error”:{“msg”:”Exception writing document id 2151 to the index; possible analysis error.”,”code”:400}}

Any idea what this means?
thanks

Activate ‘debug’ checkbox when indexing.

It should give you an idea about document 2151.

Also, you should have a java trace exception, with more explanations.

I activated it, but I don’t see any additional information.
Is there a file size limit when indexing?
I can’t find out which document has that id.

You should have a java trace exception, with more explanations.

(either in WPSOLR or in Solr logs)

Does it support all microsoft word formats? .doc, .docx, etc?

yes.

You can ban doc id 2151 in the indexing options page.

Hi,

I now get the following error when performing a search. I’m not sure what is wrong with my settings…

Fatal error: Uncaught exception ‘Solarium\Exception\HttpException’ with message ‘Solr HTTP error: OK (400) {“error”:{“msg”:”undefined field text”,”code”:400}} ‘ in D:\xampp\apps\ems\htdocs\wp-content\plugins\wpsolr-search-engine\vendor\solarium\solarium\library\Solarium\Core\Query\Result\Result.php:103 Stack trace: #0 D:\xampp\apps\ems\htdocs\wp-content\plugins\wpsolr-search-engine\vendor\solarium\solarium\library\Solarium\Core\Client\Client.php(754): Solarium\Core\Query\Result\Result->__construct(Object(Solarium\Client), Object(Solarium\QueryType\Select\Query\Query), Object(Solarium\Core\Client\Response)) #1 D:\xampp\apps\ems\htdocs\wp-content\plugins\wpsolr-search-engine\vendor\solarium\solarium\library\Solarium\Core\Client\Client.php(785): Solarium\Core\Client\Client->createResult(Object(Solarium\QueryType\Select\Query\Query), Object(Solarium\Core\Client\Response)) #2 D:\xampp\apps\ems\htdocs\wp-content\plugins\wpsolr-search-engine\classes\solr\wpsolr-search-solr-client.php(375): Solarium\Core\Client\Client->execute(Ob in D:\xampp\apps\ems\htdocs\wp-content\plugins\wpsolr-search-engine\vendor\solarium\solarium\library\Solarium\Core\Query\Result\Result.php on line 103

“undefined field text”

It means you are accessing a Solr index not loaded with WPSOLR schema.xml file.

ok…i got the error resolved by fixing the xml files.

Now the problem is that it is not finding results for text inside documents.
I uploaded a txt file and a word file (.docx)…both with some unique words.
I then re-indexed it, and ensured that it indexes text files and all word document types.

Still no results when searching.

Any ideas?

Your files must be attached to a post or a page.

Hi, I have tried adding pages with a text block that has a link to a document uploaded to wordpress, but the content of these documents are still not searchable.

The docs are attached to page via links in a wysiwyg editor…but still no luck.
Any ideas?

The docs are attached to page via links in a wysiwyg editor.

A link is not enough. The doc must have been attached to the page/post.

If you just create links to your docs, you’ll need a crawler.

Use the debug mode while indexing, and you’ll see the sql used by WPSOLR to retrieve docs to index.
Notice the attachment section.
Use the query to check if your own docs are attached.

Thanks…

I ran debug and reindexed. This is the sql when re-indexing…

SELECT ID, post_modified, post_parent, post_type FROM wp_posts AS posts WHERE post_modified > %s AND ( ( post_status=’publish’ AND ( post_type in (‘post’,’page’,’project’) ) ) OR ( ( post_status=’publish’ OR post_status=’inherit’ ) AND post_type=’attachment’ AND post_mime_type in (‘text/plain’,’text/csv’,’text/tab-separated-values’,’text/richtext’,’text/html’,’application/pdf’,’application/msword’,’application/vnd.ms-powerpoint’,’application/vnd.ms-write’,’application/vnd.ms-excel’) ) ) ORDER BY post_modified ASC LIMIT 100

I also logged into our solr server admin page, and tried searching for text in one of the files that I know is attached to a page and it correctly found the result.
However, on the wordpress site, searches don’t return anything.

I also noticed that in the solr admin, when performing a query, the url looks like this..
https://xspw11f011b.pharma.aventis.com:8983/solr/wp_core/select?q=hockey&wt=json&indent=true

but on the wordpress site, the query looks like this:
https://digitallaunch.sanofi.com/?q=british

Is there something wrong with the query string after the domain name? Or is there something wrong in the sql query from the wpsolr indexing?

thanks for your help.
Chris

If your search url is ?q=, then you’re not using WPSOLR,

unless you selected

WPSOLR option Search theme => 1. Use my current theme search templates (no keyword autocompletion, no ‘Did you mean’, no facets, no sort)

and option

‘Replace WordPress default search by WPSOLR’s’ must be selected.