0 documents in index and 0 remain to be indexed

My tests are mostly done on Mac/Chrome, it should work.

Did you click on “Synchronize WordPress with my Solr index” ?

This should display debug infos.

For some reason it wasn’t working in Safari…but I tried it on Chrome, on the Mac, and here are the debug results:

******** DEBUG ACTIVATED - Beginning of new loop (batch size) *******

******** DEBUG ACTIVATED - Query documents from last post date *******

Query:
SELECT ID, post_modified, post_parent, post_type FROM wp_posts WHERE post_modified > %s AND ( post_status='publish' AND ( post_type='post' ) ) ORDER BY post_modified ASC LIMIT 100 

Last post date:
2015-06-11 22:59:28

******** DEBUG ACTIVATED - No more documents, end of document loop *******

Ok, then now delete your index data, and redo it (on chrome)

Okay – I emptied the index and it now shows all the docs to be indexed….so I will do that now – that’s going to take some time.

Thanks!

Tell me when it’s finished.

I’m checking the safari issue.

It’s actually indexing MUCH faster than the other versions…at 3000 already….80K more to go. I’ll give you the update when it’s complete.

You can play with the batch size to go faster.

The more, the faster. But it can trigger SOlr errors if too big.

It completed.

Now, when I do a search, I get no results!

Don’t you love giving away stuff? LOL

healthit1.cloudapp.net is the test site – FYI.

The autocomplete works.

Strange.

Yes, very. I do have Solr and WPSolr running on my production site – but the only facets that work are “tags” – and that is the current WPSolr and Solr 5.0.

Healthitlink.com