occurrences within the (web) page documents (not the document
last-modified!). This works only if the solr field dates_in_content_sxt
is enabled. A search request may then have the form "term on:<date>",
like
gift on:24.12.2014
gift on:2014/12/24
* on:2014/12/31
For the date format you may use any kind of human-readable date
representation(!yes!) - the on:<date> parser tries to identify language
and also knows event names, like:
bunny on:eastern
.. as long as the date term has no spaces inside (use a dot). Further
enhancement will be made to accept also strings encapsulated with
quotes.
fq.append(" AND ").append(QueryModifier.parseOnExpression(this.modifier.on));
}
if(this.modifier.protocol!=null){
if(this.modifier.protocol!=null){
fq.append(" AND {!tag=").append(CollectionSchema.url_protocol_s.getSolrFieldName()).append("}").append(CollectionSchema.url_protocol_s.getSolrFieldName()).append(':').append(this.modifier.protocol);
fq.append(" AND {!tag=").append(CollectionSchema.url_protocol_s.getSolrFieldName()).append("}").append(CollectionSchema.url_protocol_s.getSolrFieldName()).append(':').append(this.modifier.protocol);